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Historic Haiku Stairs in Oahu Face Demolition Over Public Safety
Honolulu announces a $2.5 million project to remove Haiku Stairs, address illegal hikes and community disturbances, and enhance safety and neighborhood peace.
Mount Everest Season Kicks Off with Major Trash, Body Recovery Effort
The Nepali army and Unilever are cleaning up Mount Everest, removing trash and bodies to keep the mountain safe for climbers.
BARK Air Takes Flight with Exclusive Dog-Centric Airline Service
BARK Air launches as a new airline focusing on dogs, offering flights from New York to Los Angeles and London with special amenities for canine comfort.
Greece Offers Free Hotel Stays to Travelers Affected by Rhodes Wildfires
Greece is rolling out free week-long hotel stays for tourists who bailed during last summer's wildfires on Rhodes, welcoming them back to enjoy the island's beauty.
American Airlines Faces Surge in Safety Concerns, Union Reports
American Airlines faces increasing safety issues and accuses flight attendants of exploiting delays for profit amid tense labor negotiations and safety checks.
Riyadh's Futuristic Airport Promises a Seamless Passenger Experience
Riyadh unveils plans for King Salman International Airport, promising personalized journeys, sustainability, and economic growth, transforming Saudi Arabia's aviation landscape.
Spanish Locals Tell UK Tourists to Go Home Amid Protests
UK tourists in Spain face backlash and new financial rules, sparking calls for boycotts amid rising local frustrations and government plans to regulate tourism.
US Airlines Appeal to Biden Administration for Fair Treatment in China Flights
US airlines urge the Biden administration to limit China flights, citing unfair rules and worker impact. They also seek extended waivers at NYC airports due to staff shortages.
Dolphin Discovery Centre Overcomes Financial Woes, Gets $1.5 Million Boost from Government
The Dolphin Discovery Centre in Bunbury receives a $1.5 million government lifeline and appoints RSM to oversee operations amid financial challenges and restructuring efforts.
Brazil Reinstates Visa Requirements for American Tourists
Starting April 2025, travelers from the US, Canada, and Australia will need a visa to visit Brazil, reinstating a policy paused since 2019.
Calls for Government Action as UAE Camping Turns Chaotic After All-Night Karaoke Sessions
Eid Al Fitr brings joy across the UAE with family gatherings, shopping deals, and prayer, but noisy campers disrupt the peace in nature spots.
United Airlines Deals with Dog Poop Problem, Lands Unexpectedly
A United Airlines flight to Seattle diverted to Dallas after a dog's poop in first class caused a stink and a lengthy cleanup. Debate over pets in cabins reignites.
Disneyland Improves Accessibility with New Disability Access Service Changes
Disneyland updates its Disability Access Service to include virtual registration and extends pass validity to 120 days, while enforcing lifetime bans for misuse to maintain fairness.
RwandAir Turns Down UK Deal to Transport Asylum Seekers Over Brand Risk
RwandAir rejects UK asylum seeker flights offer over brand worries. Shifts to Heathrow Terminal 4 for improved service. Daily Kigali flights begin April 29.
Pilot Shortages Shift as Mainline Airlines Pause Hiring
U.S. pilot shortages shift as big airlines pause hiring, giving regional carriers a chance to recover, while automation and increased pay may ease future shortages.
