Airline
Emirates expects reduced revenues due to troubles in the region
Tim Clark, President of Emirates Airlines said the company's revenues are reduced by 3 to 5% because of unrest in the Middle East and North Africa.
Clark added that Emirates had succeeded in turning planes away from the turmoil sweeping the region and expects to recover in the Japanese market also.
Clark said in an interview with Reuters, "We realize that this is not a transient event and that it will continue so we suspended flights to Libya and Tunisia and we reduced the number of flights to Cairo."
More Airline
Latest Travel News
Featured Sights To See
National Gallery of Ireland
Dublin, Ireland
With over 2500 paintings, a free tour of the gallery on the weekends and free audio guides, this is the perfectly family friendly especially with teenage kids and when traveling on a budget. Admission throughout the week is free. Location : Merrion Square West, Dublin Contact : 01-661-5133 Website : www.nationalgallery.ie ...
Vondelpark
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Located near the Museum Quarter, Vondelpark is one of the largest parks in Amsterdam, very popular with locals and tourists alike. The open air theatre at the park has theatrical performances five days week. During June, July and August, one can enjoy concerts and musical performances at the open air theatre....
Night Safari
Singapore, Singapore
The only place in Singapore where you can enjoy the night out in wild surroundings among nocturnal animals is the Night Safari. Occupying a massive area of 40 hectares, the place offers a diverse range of fauna which has been estimated to be up to 1,000 animals belonging to hundred different phyla. The park has been sub divided into three different categories known as Malaysian Rainforest, Indian ...
Central Market
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Distinguished with its historic yellow dome, central market is home to several shops. It is not just a traditional landmark, but also an epitome of Khmer architecture. The central point of the market sells a beautiful range of gems and jewelry. Whereas the central entrance walk is cramped with several vendors and stalls, selling souvenirs, handicrafts, silk fabrics, karmas, cravings, statuary, and...