The Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) is implementing a new initiative called ‘Tourism Mitras’ to improve safety and provide valuable guidance to tourists at popular destinations. These local guides will offer assistance with information, emergencies, and even medical needs, particularly addressing the growing trend of solo travelers, especially women. The program aims to enhance the overall tourist experience and position Maharashtra as a tourist-friendly state.
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Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, in collaboration with the Ministry of Interior, has completed a thorough inspection of over 14,000 tourist vehicles across key governorates, ensuring adherence to the highest safety standards and bolstering Egypt’s reputation as a safe and attractive tourist destination.
A look inside Race Control, the central command center for Chennai’s inaugural street race, where a team of officials ensure the safety and smooth operation of the event.
Toyota is recalling over 43,000 Sequoia SUVs in the U.S. due to a potential issue with the tow hitch detaching from the vehicle. The recall covers 2023 and 2024 model year Sequoias, and dealerships will replace the tow hitch cover and modify the rear bumper at no cost to owners.
Tesla is recalling 870 Model X electric vehicles in China due to potential safety concerns related to roof trim panels. The recall affects vehicles produced between March 2016 and July 2016 and involves a potential for the panels to detach, posing a safety risk. This recall follows a series of previous recalls by Tesla, highlighting ongoing concerns about vehicle quality and safety.
A woman in Ahmedabad has accused a Zomato delivery driver of sexual harassment, alleging he exposed himself while delivering her food. The woman reported the incident to Zomato, who subsequently terminated the driver’s account and revoked his license. However, the woman remains concerned about her safety due to the potential for the driver to return.
A fresh warning has been issued to older drivers in the UK, reminding them to remain on the road only if they feel mentally and physically fit to do so. This comes as a large number of elderly motorists are eager to maintain their independence through driving, but experts emphasize the importance of responsible driving practices.
Malaysia Airlines has been ordered to shorten its air operator certificate to one year following a probe that revealed safety and maintenance issues. This has led to the airline’s parent company, MAG, temporarily reducing flights and routes across its carriers until December. The airline is implementing a mitigation plan to address the issues, including recruitment drives and reducing reliance on third-party maintenance services.
Tourists in Benidorm are being warned about the potential dangers of buying cocktails from unauthorized vendors on the beach. These drinks are not only illegal but also pose a significant health risk, with potential fines of up to £600 for each drink consumed. This article outlines the risks associated with these drinks and provides information on other prohibited activities on Benidorm beaches.
Bahrain’s Tourism and Exhibitions Authority (BTEA) has shut down an unlicensed travel agency following an incident where 140 Bahrainis were stranded in Iraq after the agency failed to pay hotel fees. The incident highlights the importance of verifying the credentials of travel agencies before booking trips.