QATAR Airways yesterday began flights to Chennai and Bali. Chennai is the airline’s sixth Indian destination. It already flies to Delhi, Mumbai, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram and Hyderabad.
Qatar Airways also becomes the first Middle Eastern carrier to serve the tropical island of Bali. It is the national carrier’s second destination in Indonesia. It already flies to the […]
Published by baliwww.com
Continue reading: Qatar Airways begins Chennai, Bali flights
Related with "Qatar Airways begins Chennai, Bali flights"
Bali targets 100,000 tourists from the Middle East
BALI - With the launch of a new Qatar airways flight to Bali, the Indonesian government hopes to attract some 100,000 Middle Eastern tourists to the country. From 4.8 million foreign tourists who visited Indonesia in 2006, only 56,000 came from the Gulf area. Qatar Airways offers four daily[...]
Say ‘goodnight’ to sleepless flights!
British Airways has launched an exciting series of six podcasts all about sleep. The podcasts feature one of the UK’s leading sleep experts, Dr Chris Idzikowsky. British Airways’ ‘Dr Sleep’, looks at the impact travel has on our sleeping patterns and gives useful tips to help travellers - in particular business[...]
Niagara region begins probe for service duplication
Printed from the Review Region begins probe for service duplication Saturday, March 24, 2007 - 12:00 Local News - The region and area municipal administrators will review how economic development agencies work together in Niagara. Councillors voted Thursday to examine the roles and responsibilities of various municipal business and tourism agencies, including the Niagara[...]
Air Repair Kit from Cathay Pacific Airways
Cathay Pacific Airways has celebrated 60 years of service by presenting their loyal customers with an exclusive gift, Air Repair Kit, from San Francisco skin care guru Denise Spanek of VisageStudio.com. Spanek’s Air Repair Kit has become a must-have for those who want to look their best before, during and[...]
Nod off with British Airways
Some might suggest anyone involved in the recent GDS negotiations will not be requiring any of these, but British Airways has produced a series of podcasts to help people sleep. The broadcasts, which are clearly aimed at long-haul passengers rather than beleaguered GDS executives, cover issues such as “Sleep basics”, “Managing[...]
