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Thailand’s 2032 Tourism Plan Chases Spending, Not Arrivals

Thailand’s 2032 Tourism Plan Chases Spending, Not Arrivals

Thailand’s $118 billion goal targets spending rather than arrivals, which have stalled at about 33 million. Rising prices will surely lift revenue regardless, but higher rates aren’t the same as higher value, and the plan has no budget yet for the terminals, marinas and guides needed to attract bigger spenders.

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Melbourne Airport Rail Link moves two steps closer to realisation

Melbourne Airport Rail Link moves two steps closer to realisation

AUSTRALIA: The Victorian Infrastructure Delivery Authority has announced the preferred bidder to rebuild Sunshine station as part of Stage 1 of Melbourne’s long-planned Airport Rail Link. It has also committed to starting Stage 2 works in 2028, leaving the final stage without a timescale.

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Thailand’s 2032 Tourism Plan Chases Spending, Not Arrivals

Thailand’s 2032 Tourism Plan Chases Spending, Not Arrivals

Thailand’s $118 billion goal targets spending rather than arrivals, which have stalled at about 33 million. Rising prices will surely lift revenue regardless, but higher rates aren’t the same as higher value, and the plan has no budget yet for the terminals, marinas and guides needed to attract bigger spenders.

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Trichy airport pillars get numbers

Trichy airport pillars get numbers

Trichy international airport numbers arrival terminal pillars 1–9 at new integrated terminal, helping passengers share pickup points and easing traffic chaos.

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Istanbul Airport tops European flight rankings

Istanbul Airport tops European flight rankings

Istanbul Airport handled an average of 1,491 arriving and departing flights a day during Oct. 19-25, making it Europe’s busiest airport, according to EUROCONTROL.

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WestJet Captain Calls Out Seattle Airport After 737 Burns 800 Lbs Of Fuel Just To Reach The Runway

WestJet Captain Calls Out Seattle Airport After 737 Burns 800 Lbs Of Fuel Just To Reach The Runway

A pilot at WestJet voiced his frustration over ground delays at one of America's busiest airports after his aircraft burned up to 800 pounds (362 kg) of fuel just waiting to depart Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The WestJet captain was operating a flight from Seattle to Calgary on October 8, but was forced to taxi for over 30 minutes just to reach the runway.

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TSA Agents' Find Prompts a 'Sharp Reminder'

TSA Agents' Find Prompts a 'Sharp Reminder'

Airport security in Seattle recently made a "claw-some" catch, the TSA reports in a post . TSA officers at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport say X-ray images revealed a metal contraption with three claw-like blades, prompting a bag search that turned up a …

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This plant-based hotel in Menorca’s wild northern hinterland is truly special

Confirmed

  • Assistant Travel Editor Emilee Tombs stays at Vestige Binidufà to see how this former farm has been transformed into a chic and sustainable stay

Not yet confirmed

  • Reported by one outlet so far — not yet corroborated by another.

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