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East West Railway Panel Outlines Accessibility Priorities

East West Railway Panel Outlines Accessibility Priorities

To ensure the accessibility of East West Rail (EWR) for all passengers, the Accessibility Advisory Panel (AAP) has identified key requirements for trains, stations, and digital services. This panel, established in 2023, focuses on meeting the diverse needs of disabled individuals, who constitute nearly one in four people in the UK. Their insights aim to eliminate barriers to rail travel faced by local communities.

Oklahoma City Plans to Build Tallest Tower in the US: The Boardwalk at Bricktown

Oklahoma City Plans to Build Tallest Tower in the US: The Boardwalk at Bricktown

Oklahoma City is planning to build the tallest tower in the United States, known as the Boardwalk at Bricktown. The complex will feature two Hyatt brand hotels: a 480-room Dream Hotel and a 1,907-foot residential skyscraper that would eclipse all other U.S. buildings in height. The project is still in its early stages, but the Oklahoma City Planning Commission has already given the green light to the proposal. However, skepticism remains about the viability of constructing such a monumental building, given its proposed height and the cost of such an immense project.

Seagliders to Revolutionize Coastal Transportation in the UAE

Seagliders to Revolutionize Coastal Transportation in the UAE

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is set to revolutionize coastal transportation with the introduction of high-speed seagliders developed by Regent and backed by the Abu Dhabi Investment Office. This innovative technology promises to transform regional connectivity, reduce travel times, and boost efficiency. The seagliders will utilize advanced wing-in-ground effect technology to slash travel durations between coastal destinations, offering a seamless transition between water and air travel.

Malaysia Airlines and Tourism Malaysia Host Special Event in Amritsar to Highlight Expanded Travel Options

Malaysia Airlines and Tourism Malaysia Host Special Event in Amritsar to Highlight Expanded Travel Options

Malaysia Airlines, in partnership with Tourism Malaysia, hosted a two-day event at Nexus Mall, Amritsar, on April 27th and 28th, 2024. The event showcased the airline’s expanded flight options and the rich culture and hospitality of Malaysia. Attendees enjoyed a vibrant schedule of activities, including games, appearances by popular radio personalities, interactive quizzes, and dance performances. Malaysia Airlines is increasing its flight frequencies from Amritsar and Trivandrum, and in celebration, is offering exclusive offers for Indian travelers to travel to Malaysia.

Kazakhstani Banking Delegates Discuss ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ in Tourism Sector

Kazakhstani Banking Delegates Discuss ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ in Tourism Sector

At the Kazakhstan International Tourism and Travel Exhibition (KITF), banking delegates met to discuss the latest trends in the sector. Sergey Ulyanich from Home Credit Bank indicated that tourism is not the most lucrative area for their bank, with loans mostly going towards smartphones and furniture. He revealed that the average tourism loan from Home Credit Bank is around $1686, used to enhance experiences or upgrade destinations. Kaspi Bank’s introduction of interest-free installment payments and a user-friendly mobile app have made it the most popular bank in Kazakhstan. The bank’s Kaspi Travel platform, launched in collaboration with tour operators, has posed a challenge to traditional tour agencies. Despite partnering with Kaspi Travel, Selfie Travel reported only a modest increase in sales, highlighting the impact of the platform.

American Airlines Adjusts Routes Amid Boeing 787 Delays

American Airlines Adjusts Routes Amid Boeing 787 Delays

American Airlines announces route adjustments for late 2024 and early 2025 due to delays in Boeing 787 deliveries. Affected customers will receive alternative travel options. Despite the adjustments, American Airlines emphasizes that it will maintain service to all current destinations and operate 55 international long-haul routes during the winter season.

Mitsuko Tottori: Japan Airlines’ First Female CEO Challenges Corporate Barriers

Mitsuko Tottori: Japan Airlines’ First Female CEO Challenges Corporate Barriers

Mitsuko Tottori, a former flight attendant, has been appointed as Japan Airlines’ (JAL) first female CEO, creating a significant milestone in Japan’s business sector. Her unique career path, starting as a flight attendant, has garnered both astonishment and skepticism, but Tottori’s appointment underscores the growing presence of women in leadership roles. This historic event follows a recent incident where JAL’s flight attendants were praised for their exceptional handling of an emergency evacuation, highlighting the importance of aviation safety, an area where Tottori’s personal experience will be invaluable.

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