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- 12/06/2024
Two separate incidents disrupt flights between Bali and Melbourne, prompting investigations. Jetstar has confirmed two alarming incidents involving disruptive passengers on separate flights between Bali and Melbourne over the weekend, leading to police intervention and flight cancellations. The first incident took place on 31 March during flight JQ34 from Bali to Melbourne. According to reports,
READ MORECancellations and diversions leave thousands of passengers stranded as airlines scramble for alternatives. Travel plans for thousands of passengers were thrown into chaos on 21 March as at least 11 flights between Singapore and London faced cancellations or diversions following the sudden closure of Heathrow Airport. The UK’s busiest airport announced it would remain shut
READ MORELocals and permanent residents can enjoy exclusive offers on entertainment, nature, and adventure experiences In honour of SG60, 23 attractions throughout Singapore are offering exclusive discounts and special deals for Singaporeans and permanent residents, allowing them to explore the city’s top destinations at reduced prices. Announced on March 6 by Minister of State for Trade
READ MORESurge driven by strong Singapore dollar, new flight routes, and growing interest in regional attractions In 2024, a record-breaking 691,100 Singaporeans visited Japan, as announced by the Japan National Tourism Organisation (JNTO) Singapore Office on 15 January. This marked a significant 16.9% increase compared to the 591,300 visitors recorded in 2023, which had also set
READ MORESIA’s Consistent Performance Recognised, Despite a Dip in Overall Airline Punctuality In 2024, Singapore Airlines (SIA) secured the third spot in the Asia-Pacific region for on-time performance, trailing behind Japanese carriers Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways (ANA). SIA’s on-time rate reached 78.67%, slightly improving from 78.57% in 2023, when it ranked seventh in
READ MOREWith Penang and Selangor leading the charge, Malaysia seeks to attract more medical tourists from emerging markets Malaysia is expanding its reach in the booming medical tourism sector by targeting second-tier cities in Indonesia and China, such as Batam, Palembang, and Xiamen. The country is capitalising on its significant cost advantage, offering treatments up to
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