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NEW DELHI: Amid the fall in freight loadings, there are more worries for theIndian Railway with passenger bookings declining by over 8 per cent in the month of June. The public transporter attributes the fall to the rise in ticketless travel and shift in commuter preference due to improved condition of roads. The Indian Railway has witnessed a negative growth …

Canadians love a good bargain. They especially salivate over a good travel bargain. But tourists hoping to benefit from Greece’s economic pain aren’t seeing the blockbuster travel deals some assumed would follow the current financial turmoil in the country. At least not yet. More coverage of the Greek financial crisis “I’ll tell you what, there are no sell-offs on airfares because Greece …

The chairman of the foreign affairs select committee has questioned official advice telling British tourists to leave Tunisia and said he would still go on holiday to the country. The foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, said on Thursday that another terrorist attack in Tunisia was highly likely, though there was no evidence of a specific plot. His warning came after 38 …

Those hunting for a bargain summer holiday will be pleased to hear that ever-thrifty airline Ryanair have dropped prices on Greek domestic flights to €4.99 and cut international fares by 30 per cent. Part of the airline’s “Keep Greece Flying” campaign, people travelling within Greece can enjoy the cheap fares for the next fortnight on Ryanair’s Athens’ routes to and …

The Foreign Office has advised British citizens in Tunisia to fly home immediately, while those planning trips to the country have been told to cancel them. The warning followed intelligence that a terrorist attack was “highly likely”. If you are in Tunisia or set to travel there, we have found out your rights when it comes to cancellations and refunds. …

“You can’t just book an all-inclusive package or rent a car and hit the beach,” Collin Laverty, president of Cuba Educational Travel told Channel 2 Action News Anchor Craig Lucie in Havana. Laverty and his company handled the logistics for the recent mission to Cuba involving Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed and business and educational leaders from Metro Atlanta. Channel 2 …

Suzanne Roberts said that one way for travel writers to get into writing about a location is to look at their hobbies during her workshop at SummerWords. “When you think about the things that you already love, or you already know how to do really well, they become your niche,” said Roberts. Travel writers are looked upon the same as …

Bad news for commuters and sightseers heading to London as Underground services will start running down today (8 July) due strike action by workers over pay and new all-night Tubes. The strike by London Underground workers with the RMT, Unite and TSSA unions begins at 6.30pm with services not returning to normal until Thursday (9 July) from 6.30pm. ASLEF drivers …

Fewer Germans are planning leisure trips to Greece as the Mediterranean country holds emergency negotiations to avoid a financial collapse. Vacation bookings to Greece from Germany plunged 39 percent in the week through July 5 from a year ago, according to TravelTainment, a German unit of Amadeus IT Holding SA, the Madrid-based company processing flight reservations for airlines. In the …