#Airport Shuttle Service Qatar

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Qatar Airways launches a shuttle bus service from JR Nagoya Station to Kansai International Airport. 1 round trip daily

Qatar Airways launched a dedicated shuttle bus service between JR Nagoya Station (Taikodori Exit) and Kansai International Airport (KIX) on September 1. The service is available to business class and economy class passengers. The introduction of the shuttle bus service in Nagoya, Japan’s fourth most populous city after Tokyo, Yokohama, and Osaka, will enhance convenience for travelers in the…

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Transportation Services in Qatar

Discover reliable and efficient Transportation Services in Qatar that cater to all your travel needs, making your journey a breeze. Whether you're a resident or a visitor, navigating this vibrant country has never been easier. From airport transfers to local transportation, our services ensure a seamless experience. Choose from a variety of options, including luxury cars, shuttles, and private drivers, all equipped with modern amenities for your comfort. Our professional drivers are knowledgeable about the local area and can provide valuable insights during your journey. We prioritize safety, punctuality, and customer satisfaction, making us a trusted choice for transportation in Qatar. Explore the stunning sights, from the bustling markets of Souq Waqif to the majestic skyline of Doha, with ease. Experience the convenience of dependable transportation services that enhance your time in Qatar, allowing you to focus on enjoying the rich culture and unique attractions this beautiful country has to offer.

Visit:  https://experience.qa/

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The Complete Guide to Qatar's Top Hotels

This guide is designed to help you find the best hotels in Qatar. Whether you are looking for hotels near the airport, the beach, or any other location in Qatar, you will find it here.

The first section of this guide is a list of the top 10 hotels in Qatar. They are ranked according to their quality and popularity. The second section includes a list of all the hotels in Qatar by their geographical location and includes a brief description of each one.

The third and final section contains an interactive map which lists all the hotels in Qatar according to their proximity to various landmarks such as restaurants, shopping malls, airports and beaches.

Introduction: What are the 5 Best Hotels in Qatar?

These are some of the best hotels in Qatar that you can find.

1) The St. Regis Doha, Qatar

2) The Four Seasons Hotel Doha, Qatar

3) Sheraton Hotel and Towers, Qatar

4) Hilton Doha Resort and Spa, Qatar

5) Holiday Inn Express - Al Kharaitiyat

Where to Stay in Doha

This is a guide to help you find the best places to stay in Doha, Qatar.

Doha is a beautiful city with many great places to stay. Here are some of our recommendations for the best places to stay in Doha:

- Holiday Inn Express: This hotel is conveniently located on one of the busiest intersections in Qatar and offers all kinds of facilities.

- Intercontinental Hotel: It has excellent rooms, an outdoor pool and restaurants.

- Radisson Blu Hotel: This hotel has a free shuttle service, great food and amazing views.

- Sheraton Grand Hotel: It's located in the heart of Doha and has excellent amenities like 24 hour room service, gym and spa services.

What are the 5 Best Luxury Hotels In Qatar?

The following are the top five luxury Qatar Hotel List.

1. The Ritz-Carlton, Doha

2. Sheraton Doha Resort

3. Four Seasons Doha

4. Hilton Doha Hotel & Residence

5. W Doha Hotel

What Are the 10 Best Budget Hotels In Qatar?

This article will help you find budget-friendly hotels in Qatar. The list includes affordable hotels that offer great value for your money.

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How Should I Get There, And How Long Should I Stay?

This is the first question we are often asked about Tanzania, so we thought we'd start with the answer. The most typical response we give?it depends. Luxury tanzania tours or multi-country safari should last seven to ten nights, with a minimum of two nights spent in each camp .  If you just have four days, don't fret; we can still pack a lot into your stay at a single location so that you can see as much species as possible. It's perfectly acceptable to spend a full week at a single location if you want to take advantage of the pool and relax. You can experiment with our trip builder to find the ideal itinerary for your time and budget.

Arusha and Moshi are the most convenient major cities for visiting Kilimanjaro. Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is the closest international airport and is serviced frequently by many airlines. Direct flights to JRO are usually available via the Gulf (Qatar airlines, Emirates) or Europe. You can also fly into Dar es Salaam (DAR), the Tanzanian capital, and then take a short domestic flight, or you can fly into Nairobi, Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta International (NBO) airport and connect from there to JRO (Kenya Airways, Precision Air). From Kenya, you can also take a road trip. Traveling to Moshi or Arusha by bus or shuttle is an option if you're up for an adventure, want to save money, and have plenty of time, but be aware that the roads can be rather difficult at times.

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Then and Now

Traveling is stressful and requires loads of patience.  Any seasoned traveler will attest to this.  Even the most detailed plans can go awry. Learning to accept that something will not go as expected, then adapting accordingly is the key to keeping one’s sanity. Maybe there are a few folks who actually like sitting in an airport surrounded by thousands of harried people, grumpy TSA agents processing long lines through security, but I am guessing that most of us would rather be anywhere else.  Airports specializes in a sort of commercialized impatience, designed to keep people moving.

I am experiencing a little impatience of my own right now. I am supposed to be in Kenya. The plan was for me to return in January 2021 as a follow-up of my 2020 visit with the Kenyan deaconesses of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Kenya.  Obviously COVID altered many a plan, including my own. I am learning, along with the rest of the world, a new sort of patience.

Despite travel’s inconveniences, and there are many, I do love to travel. (or perhaps it is more accurate to say, I love being in other countries and cultures, but don’t enjoy the long flights and layovers), but it wasn’t always so.

In 1985, a year after we’d been married, my husband, Dennis and I embarked on a six-week trip to Europe. A sort of delayed honeymoon.  I had never traveled abroad, and truthfully had traveled very little period. But Europe! Who doesn’t want to travel to Europe?!  I was full of anticipation and excitement which came to an abrupt halt the moment we landed in Amsterdam on a wet, drizzly October morning.  I was jet-lagged, bedraggled and disoriented.  My ever-patient husband did his best to make things go smoothly, but I was like a fish out of water.  There are photos of me, in Amsterdam, at the Van Gogh Museum, standing next to a Van Gogh, Sunflowers, looking glum and tired. Seriously—while standing next to a Van Gogh.

The proof. 1985

Not looking much better. Amsterdam, 1985

Eurail passes in hand, and backpacks strapped to our backs, we traveled from Amsterdam to Germany, where we met up with a high school friend who was living there, and I began to adapt. 

Livia, Pamela (with a smile!) and Dennis, Germany, 1985

 But once we hit Venice, a tsunami of homesickness washed over me. I couldn’t appreciate the beauty of this ancient city; all I could see were canals full of dirty water and trash. The smells and ever- present flocks pigeons didn’t help. I cried buckets of tears and if I could have gotten on a plane home, I would have. By the time we returned to California after six weeks of traveling, I could have kissed the ground. This is not to say that the trip wasn’t fabulous, it was, and I have many fond memories and can even laugh about my mishaps. However, I decided back then that I was more of a homebody than a traveler, and I told myself that for many years.  I realize now, I was simply not comfortable enough in my own skin to relax and let go. So, the mere fact that a year ago, I was traveling alone to Kenya with a long layover in Qatar, a middle eastern country, was really quite remarkable. Even more remarkable was that this was my eleventh trip to Kenya.

I have learned over these past fifteen years of traveling to Africa and other faraway places how to prepare.  I get organized. I do research. I make lists. I get prescribed medications to guard against malaria and other calamities, make sure my travel immunizations are up-to-date and, most importantly, I stock up on Hot Tamales and SweeTarts. For instance, in preparation for last year’s trip, I had carefully packed two huge suitcases full of water filters, medical supplies, books, and a few clothes.  I planned a curriculum for our deaconess seminars. I made sure my colleagues in Kenya had my itinerary and the list of items needed to be purchased in Kenya to make this trip a success. I checked my list once, then twice.

On a wintery January morning, my husband got a sub for his first-grade class and drove me to the Sacramento airport so I could catch the first of three flights to Kenya. The initial leg was a no brainer—a short jaunt to Los Angeles, then a shuttle to the LAX international terminal to wait for my next flight to Doha, Qatar.  (Qatar is on the Persian Gulf in eastern Arabia, north of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Even though it sits in the Middle East—an often-volatile area—it is generally a safe country).

In the LAX International terminal, I breezed my way through security, so happy that I’d gone to the trouble of getting Global Entry (sort of like a fast-track TSA Precheck for international travel).  My small backpack, the one item I was allowed as a carry-on, was crammed with items I thought I needed for the long flight—16 hours on this one leg alone.  I had my kindle, audio books, noise cancelling headphones, a change of clothing (I learned the hard way on one trip, that suitcases can get lost), gum, almonds and trail mix, lip balm, hand sanitizer, notebook, seminar notes, prayer chaplet, inflatable neck pillow and my trusty aluminum water bottle that has traveled with me across the world.  I was ready to settle in on what I thought would be a decent flight, given that the summer before, Dennis and I traveled Qatar airlines to and from Kenya and Barcelona, Spain and were delighted in the legroom, the service and the food. However, the moment I boarded this particular flight I could sense something was different.  The seats were crammed tightly together and there was little legroom. Envision shiny silver sardines packed tight in a little tin can.  The aisles were narrow. The plane was packed. The flight crew was harried.  I learned that Qatar had partnered with Sri Lanka airlines for this flight and the majority of people were headed to India. (No big deal, but this was NOT the Qatar I’d flown previously). The woman in front of me insisted on tilting her seat back ALL THE WAY, THE WHOLE FLIGHT, even after I kindly asked her to move it up a little. (As did the flight attendant). I almost broke down and cried for my mama.  Note to self—if the price of a flight looks too good to be true, it probably is.

Obviously, since you are reading this, I survived the flight.....(to be continued in the next post).

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What happens in Dubai doesn't stay there...

Intro: How can a modern marvel be built in extreme conditions and become an extraordinary place to live and work? Stay tuned and find out Dubai's secret. Dubai Marina - https://traveltriangle.com/blog/dubai-marina/ What is it? Dubai is the capital of the emirate of the same name, one of the seven United Arab Emirates. It is located on the southern shore of the Persian Gulf and has a common history with that of the United Arab Emirates. History of Dubai The first human settlement in the city was in 3000 BC. It used to be a mangrove swamp that dried up attracting Bedouin cattle herders who started living there.  Their palm plantation in one of the fertile areas of the desert was the beginning of agriculture in Dubai and was the first step in transforming the nomadic nature of emiratis. In the 18th century, Dubai is thought to have been established as a fishing village. By 1822 it was a town of about 800 members of the Bani Yas tribe and was ruled by an Abu Dhabi Sheikh. Dubai fishing village - https://www.thenational.ae/business/how-dubai-created-an-environment-where-everyone-has-the-chance-to-succeed-1.170116 Before oil was discovered, the emiratis economy relied on trading, pearling and fishing. The pearls were an exclusive commodity so Dubai used them to build a strong reputation that paved the way towards prosperity.   Dubai got independence from Abu Dhabi in 1833 and continued to develop. But in the 1950s, after the artificial pearls were invented in Japan, Dubai suffered great financial losses. Expansion of Dubai Sheikh Saeed, the then-ruler of Dubai started looking for other alternative sources of income to ensure multiple financing streams. This was necessary to develop the country in such a disadvantageous place as the desert. The discovery of oil, in the Fateh Oil Field in 1966, was a major milestone in the history of Dubai. The economic landscape improved and Dubai even created a new currency shared with Qatar, the Riyal.In 1969 Dubai made the first shipment of oil starting the expansion to what it is today. Dubai’s oil production peaked in 1991 at over 400.000 barrels per day, but has been steadily declining ever since.Of the Emirates, Abu Dhabi has most oil resources - 92 billion barrels, while Dubai has only 4 billion barrels. Dubai’s oil reserves have reduced over the past decade and are now expected to be completely exhausted within 20 years.  The government recognized that its oil resource will not last forever so they adopted projects to help maintain Dubai’s economy and growth.   Jebel Ali free zone - http://jafza.ae Therefore Dubai reinvested the profits in trade, financial companies and infrastructure.  Today, oil accounts for very little of Dubai's revenue, yet the emirate's gross domestic product has continuously grown. The oil and gas industry only makes up about 7% of the total revenue of the emirate of Dubai. Trade is a core component of their economy so the city established its first free zone in 1985. The Jebel Ali Free Zone has 52 square kilometers and it is the largest in the world.    Dubai became attractive for global businesses which today take advantage of the emirate’s 30 free zones that offer tax breaks, custom duty benefits and lack of restrictions for foreign owners. The industry of real estate and structure construction is one of the largest revenue-producing industries, contributing more than 22% of total revenue. City skyline Dubai has had an extraordinary growth and it is hard to imagine that it took only a generation to transform the pearl divers and fisherman's village into the modern world marvel it is today. The city is divided into two main areas, one characterized by tall buildings and impressive landscapes and one by traditional arab buildings. Old Dubai Creek - https://traveltriangle.com/blog/history-of-dubai/ Dubai Creek is separating the old city Deira and the new modern area, Bur Dubai. The creek was created by dredging an ancient streamlet to allow cargo transportation using vessels larger then the traditional Dhows. Dubai Creek Today - https://traveltriangle.com/blog/history-of-dubai/ Evolution of Dubai - https://www.skidubai.com/ The emirate was built in the desert and is fascinating by tall and unique buildings, luxury hotels and opulent shops. In 2006 Dubai owned 30,000 cranes, or 24 % of the world’s cranes. In 2017 Dubai has broken the Guinness World Record for the largest ever continuous concrete pour with almost 20.000 cubic meters over a 42-hour period.As of 2015 all of the new buildings in Dubai are using green alternatives for cement in order to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Burj Khalifa Dubai has an extraordinary landscape but nothing is as amazing as the Burj Khalifa. The building lights up the city from wherever you look and it holds the record for the tallest building in the world since 2009.   The Burj Khalifa is amazing even in the context of the most impressive skyline in the world. The 163 stories building can be seen from 95 km away as it raises to a height of 828 meters. The construction effort was incredible as Burj Khalifa required 330.000 cubic meters of concrete, or about the weight of 100.000 elephants, and over 31.000 tons of steel rebar. The huge building sits on 192 concrete piles, which are each buried 50 meters in sand. It was very hot in Dubai when Burj Khalifa's concrete was poured, so it had to be done only at night and ice was added in the mix to cool it. It's construction meant the highest vertical concrete pumping ever done, at 606 meters. Burj Khalifa construction - https://medium.com/@davidbrownbee/burj-khalifa-should-be-the-8th-wonder-in-the-world-b32fa29b2bac It includes about 350 kilometers of pipes used for water supply, fire emergency system and air conditioning system. Because the Burj Khalifa can move with heavy winds, pipes can freely move at various building levels. Since the incoming water can reach 40 degrees Celsius in the summer, "cold water" needs to be pre-cooled before being used. Even if the air conditioning system draws air from the upper floors, where the air is cooler, it still needs the equivalent of 12 million kilograms of melting ice each day. Condensation inside the building creates about half a million tons of water every year. Burj Khalifa has 57 lifts and the main elevators speed is 10 meters per second, reaching the 124th floor in about a minute. The elevator is holding the record for the longest travel distance in the world. It also holds records for the highest residential space and highest restaurant, Atmosphere.   The extreme temperatures in the desert implied the use of 174.000 square meters of glass that provides solar and thermal protection.The exterior temperature at the top of the building is at least 6 degrees Celsius cooler than at its base. It's so high that even on Ramadan, when Muslims need to wait for the sun to set for the celebration to end, people in the upper part need to wait up to 2 minutes more until the sun set.   The Burj Khalifa has the highest mosque in the world, on the 158th floor, the highest swimming pool, at the 76th floor, and the highest viewing platform, on the 124th floor. The Dubai Fountain is a choreographed fountain system located on the man-made Burj Khalifa Lake. The 275 m long fountain costed 218 million USD and it can shoot water up to 150 meters into the air. It is dispersing up to 83,000 liters of water at any moment. Illuminated by 6,600 lights and 50 colored projectors, The Dubai Fountain plays a range of classical to contemporary Arabic and worldwide known music. Burj al Arab One of the landmarks in Dubai is renowned in the entire world as being the most impressive and luxurious hotel: The Burj al Arab. The 321 meters high building stands on an artificial island made of sand. There are 230 concrete piles that hold the island, each of them being 40 meters buried in the sand beneath. The protection of the island is done by breaking up the waves using concrete cubes with a hexagonal-shaped hole in all 6 faces. Their defense is so good that the island could be built at just 7.5 meters above sea level. This allowed engineers to create the illusion of a boat on the water as the entire structure resembles the sail of a ship. Inside the building, it holds the largest atrium in the world, up to 180 meters tall. The outside temperature can reach up to 50 degrees Celsius while the interior is kept at about 23 degrees. The temperature difference creates a pressure difference between the inside and the outside. This would cause a collapse of the cold air column inside when the main ground door would be opened, so Burj Al Arab has a special revolving door that acts as an airlock. The extremely high temperatures can expand and contract the exterior trusses which provide stiffness by up to 5 cm in a day. Overcoming that many challenges makes this 70,000 cubic meters of concrete and 9.000 tons of steel building, a notable piece of engineering. The impressive SkyView Restaurant at 200 meters above sea level is projected 27 meters outside of the main exoskeleton but it can still withstand winds of up to 160 kilometers an hour. Real 24-carat gold leaf covers over 2.000 square meters of the interior surface. No wonder each guest receives a gold plated Ipad that acts as a remote control for the room as gold is everywhere in Burj Al Arab. Even in its Element 79 cocktail. 79 is the atomic number of gold and the name perfectly describes this sparkling grape drink with gold dust in it. But this is not the only gold edible at Burj Al Arab  as restaurants also have the recipe for the gold flakes decorated cappuccino. Almost 25,000 square meters of walls and flooring are covered with the rarest marble, Statuario. It is the kind used by Michelangelo to create his masterpieces.  The hotel has a shuttle service providing Rolls-Royces and a helicopter for pick-ups at the local airports. The cheapest room will require about $2,700 per night while The Royal Suite is billed at US$24,000 per night. Dubai Mall  Dubai Mall is the second-largest mall in the world by land area and it is for sure the dream place for anyone passionate about shopping. It's not just a place to go and shop but it's an entire city that provides extraordinary means for entertainment. It's store surface of over 1.2 million square meters is equivalent to more than 50 football fields. Dubai Mall includes over 1300 shops that attracted over 84 million visitors in 2019. It features The Waterfall - a 24 meters high structure that allows water to cascade through all four levels passing art sculptures of human divers.   The 4 story structure of the mall near Burj Khalifa used more than 13,000 tons of structural steel, or around twice the amount utilized in the Eiffel Tower. Fossil of Diplodocus Longus - gulftoday.ae A 155-million-year-old fossil of Diplodocus Longus - famously known as the ‘Dubai Dino’ is permanently on display in the Dubai Mall.   The Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo found within the mall area showcases more than 300 species of marine animals, including sharks and rays. The aquarium is a 51-meter long, 11-meter high, 20-meter wide, and 10-million liter tank that includes a 270-degree walkthrough tunnel for the ultimate marine life experience.  The aquarium holds the World’s record for the largest acrylic panel, weighing 245 tons. Dubai Islands  Dubai's beachfront was not enough for the city, so the government owned companies built 4 artificial islands:  Palm Jumeirah, Deira Island, Palm Jebel Ali and The World. Currently, only Palm Jumeirah has been completed and inhabited. The islands have increased the shoreline length with 520 kilometers, creating space for 1,500 beachfront mansions and 6,000 apartments. This is the world's largest man-made island being visible from the space and the artificial archipelago is considered to be the eighth wonder of the world. The artificial islands of Dubai as designed- Wikipedia Constructing Dubai’s Palm Island required 94 million cubic meters of sand, therefore it used enough sand to fill 2.5 Empire State Buildings. Local quarries provided about 5.5 million cubic meters of rock which creates the islands breakwaters. No Concrete or steel was used for this mega-structure. The amount of rock and sand used here could form a 2 meter wide wall that would circle the globe three times! Safety comes first so the breakwater can withstand a 4 meters tidal wave. The Atlantis Hotel was built at one of the islands ends and it is connected with the mainland via an impressive monorail system stretching on 5.4 kilometers. An alternative 6-lane underground tunnel was built to reach Palm Jumeirah. Palm Jebel Ali island is 50% larger than Palm Jumeirah and will house more than 250.000 people on it. It will even feature homes built on stilts above the water and boardwalks that seen from the outer space will spell out an Arabic poem. The project has been stalling since the 2008 financial crisis but the developer remains committed to building it. Deira Island is another ongoing development which was initially designed to be eight times larger than Palm Jumeriah. It will host the biggest night market in the world, Deira Night souk. A rendering of the postponed World Islands project in Dubai - AP.org Close to the Palm Jumeirah island, another engineering marvel is being built. A collection of 300 man-made islands called the World Islands are created from dredged and reclaimed sand. The islands design resembles a 6 by 9 km world map representation, the entire archipelago being visible from space and from the top of the Burj Khalifa. Atlantis The Palm Atlantis The Palm is a five-star ocean-themed resort on the apex of the man-made Palm Island’s crescent. The main building has two central towers, referred to as East and West, joined together by the Royal Bridge Suite, a 924 square meters penthouse. Sculpture inside Atlantis The Palm - https://dwpinsider.com/ The Grand Lobby unveils the priceless Dale Chihuly sculpture created using 3000 hand blown pieces of glass that were individually placed to create a 10 meter high piece. Atlantis has an 11 million liter marine habitat called The Ambassador Lagoon, with a viewing pane made of 70cm thick glass. Dubai Marina Dubai Marina is a district built as an artificial canal city along a 3km stretch of the shoreline. It is designed to accommodate a population of 120.000 people in residential towers and villas. Dubai Marina is an urban master-planned community inspired by the Concord Pacific Place from Vancouver, Canada. It is the largest man-made marina created by bringing the waters of the Persian Gulf into the desert and its shoreline is the location of some of the world's tallest high-rise residential skyscrapers. The Dubai Marina represents the city of the future—where technology and natural beauty meet.     Some of the amazing sights of the Dubai Marina include The Princess Tower - with 101 floors, Al Fattan - 245 m high, Ocean Heights - 83 floors, Dubai Marina Mall. Dubai Marina also hosts the Dubai Torch which in 2011 was the tallest residential building - at 336 meters - and Marina 101 which at 425 meters high is the second tallest building in the United Arab Emirates behind the Burj Khalifa. The most impressive sky-scraper is Cayan tower, a 306-meter tall building which was the tallest high rise structure that has a 90 degrees twist from top to bottom. The Frame Dubai is constantly pushing the limits of architecture. Therefore The Frame is not only the biggest picture frame on the planet but an impressive high building that allows people positioned on one side to view the representative landmarks of Dubai through the frame. Its structure is made of a 93 meters bridge connecting the two 150 meters towers. The top Sky-deck is built as an opaque glass bridge crafted as a liquid crystal film, making the glass clear when visitors walk on it. Population 95% of the population in UAE are ex-pats and the vast majority of them live in Dubai. There are 3.35 million people in the city and about 4 million in the metro area.The incredibly high number of ex-pats and immigrants makes it one of the most diverse cities in the world.   More than half of the population of Dubai is aged between 25-34, so it’s a youthful city that is geared very much towards those in this age bracket. Foreigners can receive citizenship in Dubai if an investment of 1 million dirhams (or 270.000 USD) is made. The local Emiratis make up for only 8% of the entire population of Dubai and the class division is big: many of the immigrant workers struggling for a living, Emiratis have their rent, education and medical bills paid for and upper-class foreigners being well paid.The average monthly wage in Dubai is around $4500 USD per month. Tourism Dubai International Airport in 1960 - https://traveltriangle.com/blog/history-of-dubai/ Dubai International Airport project started in 1960 as a small size runway made of compacted sand. But by the 1970s the airport was already handling the Boeing 747 and Concorde planes and by 1980 it became the stopping and refueling point for airlines, connecting Asia and Europe. It is now the world's busiest airport by international passenger traffic and it's Terminal 3 is the largest airport terminal in the world. The new airport, Dubai World Central - which is operational and will be completed in 2027, will be the second-largest airport in the world by physical size. The two airports will be connected with a dedicated 52 kilometres metro line. Dubai's tourism is all about the futuristic charm of modern skyscrapers, legendary nightlife, exotic landscapes, and desert safaris.Tourism in Dubai is a part of the government's strategy to maintain the flow of foreign cash into the emirates as, on average, a visitor spends $553 a day in Dubai. Data shows that Dubai attracted 17 millions tourists in 2019 with a year to year increase of 5%. Most tourists are from India, followed by Saudi Arabia.The Dubai 2020 plan of having 20 million tourists a year has been postponed due to the current conditions and drop in the traveling sector worldwide.   Even if Dubai is one of the most modern cities in the world, one of the top attractions among tourists is the desert itself. It provides a thrilling and electrifying experience on the dunes that are changing position and shape every day creating a new landscape. Living in the city Historically, Deira has been the commercial center of Dubai and the place renowned for its conventional markets called souks. The Gold souk is acclaimed as the biggest gold bazaar on the planet. Deira Spice souk best explains the influence of various nationalities that have come to call Dubai home. Old-style buildings that reflect rich Arabian hospitality and traditional style wooden dhows make Dubai Deira and the Creek a must-visit landmark of the city. Driving is the most convenient way of getting around Dubai but the government has vastly improved the public transport system by creating the metro lines. Being a new city built from the ground during the last decades, the city transportation system was created with progress in mind. From The Dubai Metro which is a state-of-the-art, driver-less, fully automated 75 kilometre rail system, to the Abras - wooden water taxis that cruise along the Creek, and to the new fleet of water taxis that navigate the Arabian Gulf at speeds up to 25 knots. The Emirates now host 2 million cars while in 1968 the city only had 13 cars registered. The Sheikh Zayed Road is the main road in Dubai City & has become a tourist spot as well as the most  architecturally marvelous buildings are located on this road Self driving pod https://www.rta.ae/ Part of the government futuristic approach, Dubai’s transport authority began testing autonomous pods that travel short distances on dedicated lanes, along pre-programmed routes. They are also planning the Hyperloop, a tube vacuum-based transportation mean which will significantly cut down travel time between emirates. With this technology, residents can travel between Abu Dhabi and Dubai in just 12 minutes. Self-flying taxi - https://www.rta.ae/ Dubai’s urban mobility landscape will also get an upgrade with the world’s first self-flying taxi service which they plan to make publicly accessible in the next years. The sun is shining here for about the entire year and during a particularly hot summer in July 2002, the temperature in Dubai was recorded at a toasty 52.1 degrees Celsius. That is why 99.9% of the buildings are incorporating air conditioning systems. Much of Dubai’s water is obtained by desalinization from the sea, making fuel and water roughly the same price Ski Dubai slope - https://www.skidxb.com You can go skiing in Dubai on the manmade slopes inside the mall even if this Emirate is in the middle of the Arabian desert and there are no mountains.The facility is an indoor ski space maintaining a temperature of -1 to 2 degrees Celsius throughout the year. There is a 85 meters high indoor mountain (like a 25 story building) and has 5 slopes accessible by lift and tow lift that can carry skiers and snowboarders up the mountain. It also features a Snow Park that houses penguins. In Dubai ATM's can dispense gold aside from the Dirhams, the official currency. Dubai had no address system, no zip codes, no area codes, and no postal system. To deliver a package safely, one had to list detailed instructions to the desired destination. However, in 2015, a unique 10-digit code called Makani number were assigned to all buildings.   Due to the heat and surrounding desert, Dubai managed to build an extraordinary delivery system for almost anything, and goods are a click or phone call distance. Everything is extreme in Dubai: Supercars are used by police so it's not uncommon to see brand new Ferrari, Bugatti, Lamborghini or some other luxury cars with the police emblem on them. Dubai police holds a world record for the fastest police car; a Bugatti Veyron which they purchased for US$ 1.6 million! Religion Islam is the official religion but unlike surrounding countries, Dubai is a more relaxed space, especially towards foreigners. 76% of Dubai’s residents are Muslim.Non-Muslims are allowed to consume alcohol, eat pork, and they don’t have to wear a hijab. Weekend starts on Friday in Dubai and it ends on Saturday because Friday is a unique religious day for afternoon prayers in Islam.     Gender equality progress is assigned to the UAE Gender Balance Control which ensures that the future will be brighter on this matter as more and more women are becoming part of the government, public sector, universities, and businesses in Dubai. As many countries still have much to work on this matter, Dubai is an unique spot in the region due to the local Emirati woman, their education and workforce inclusion. Traditions  The array of cultures and religions perfectly blend in this international city that provides a huge number of religious spaces and cultural events.  Despite being one of the most developed and modern cities in the world, Dubai has kept its identity.    They are wearing the kufiya, a traditional Arabian headdress that originated in the Arabian Peninsula and is now worn throughout the Middle-East region, providing  protection from sunburn, dust, and sand. As Dubai is led by His Highness Sheikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, who keeps a close and down-to-earth relationship with the people, Dubai has preserved it's traditions. For example locals will always serve coffee as a way of welcoming and refusing may be seen as offensive. The custom is to enjoy local dances and music as it comes from the time of the bedouins and has great heritage value for the emiratis. Emirati men use fairly long greetings, with praises to God, in addition to hugs and kisses. When meeting an Emirati woman one should not try to shake their hand unless she puts out her hand first.  Under no circumstances should one take pictures of Emirati woman. Additionally, it’s considered extremely offensive to stare at a woman in a national dress.     During Ramadan, Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset every day during the month, and being obviously intoxicated or affected by alcohol can mean jail time or deportation. Visitors are expected to dress modestly and retain from public affection such as kissing or holding hands. Nice to know Each Emirate has its own king, otherwise known as a Sheikh  Dubai is referred to as a “free zone,” meaning its workers' paychecks are spared from being taxed. They have a Minister for Happiness.The UAE has a literacy rate of 93% and Dubai is one of the safest cities in the world and Its crime rate is next to nothing.  Israeli passport holders are not allowed to entry Dubai, but this will change starting with the Dubai Expo world fair.  Dubai has the ultimate incentive to lose weight. For every kilogram lost, the government awards a family 2 grams of gold  The falcon is the UAE's national symbol while the Arabian oryx, a medium-sized antelope, is the country's national animal. Camel racing robot jockey - https://wonderfulengineering.com/ Camel racing is very popular in Dubai and given the camel size only children were allowed to ride. Since this raised an issue with children allegedly illegally trafficked into the country to race camels, Dubai put a stop on this by building child-sized robots that are racing the camels.The lower the number on a resident’s license plate, the higher the social status. Dubai has been awarded more than 190 Guinness World Records including: - IMG Worlds of Adventure, is the largest indoor themed entertainment destination in the world!   -The Miracle Garden is the largest flower garden in the world topping 50 million flowers and 250 million plants that cover an area of 72000 square meters - The world's first minister of state for Artificial Intelligence in 2017. Tallest chocolate sculpture - http://airportfocusinternational.com/ - The tallest chocolate structure in the world at   13m representing a replica of the Burj Khalifa Outro It is thought that the name "Dubai" comes from an Arabic proverb that says "Daba Dubai" meaning "They came with a lot of money", which would make sense as the transformation of Dubai started when resources have been discovered. But what happens in Dubai can't stay there for another reason: the Emiratis themselves. The lesson we learn from them is that "Impossible" should not be a word in our vocabulary! 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Thai AirAsia to Resume Domestic Flights on 1 May 2020

Thai AirAsia (FD) is to resume domestic operations on 1 May 2020. The airline plans to initially operate the following routes: Don Mueang to Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Hat Yai, Khon Kaen, Nakhon Panom, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Roi-Et, Surat Thani, Trang, Ubon Ratchathani, Udon Thani, as well as Chiang Mai - Hat Yai. Crew and passengers will need to abide by strict health controls in compliance with regulations set by the Ministry of Public Health and Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand. Measures include include:

- The airline will only sell a limited number of seats on every flight in accordance with social distancing measures. - Social distancing will also be enforced on the shuttle bus as well as at the service counters. - Passengers will be required to wear their own face masks throughout their journey including during check-in and baggage claim. - Strictly no consumption of food and beverage onboard. AirAsia’s meals service has also be temporarily suspended. - Passengers are to be screened in accordance with airport regulations, including a body temperature scan during boarding. Passengers with a body temperature above 37.3 Celsius, or exhibiting symptoms including sneezing or coughing, will be denied travel. - Only one bag such as a laptop bag or a ladies’ handbag or a small bag weighing no more than 5 kilograms will be permitted as carry-on baggage per person. The size must not exceed the dimension of 40cm (H) x 30cm (W) X 10 cm (D) and fit under the seat in front of the passenger. For other additional baggage within allowed 7 kilograms will be checked-in at no additional cost. The reason for this is to try and facilitate social distancing especially during embarkation and disembarkation. - Guests are recommended to perform self check-in via the AirAsia mobile app or kiosks at the airport to reduce personal contact. In addition, the cabin crew and other operational staff performing duties on the flight will have  their body temperature checked before and after duty. They must also wear PPE such as masks, goggles and gloves throughout service. AirAsia will disinfect its airplanes, shuttle buses, service counters and check-in kiosks on a daily basis. All AirAsia aircraft are fitted with hospital-grade HEPA Filters that protect against 99.999% of particles and airborne contaminants such as viruses and bacteria. 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Work in Airlines, an option to Travel!

If your current job bores you or you are unemployed, you would like to live differently than usual, you are a restless person, you like to know new places and also get a good remuneration, among other things, this option that we are going to talk about In this article, it can help you achieve all these goals. Without a doubt, one of the best and most recommended trades if you like to travel, get to know new places, hotels and of course, earn money, is working for an airline onboard their planes either as a pilot (this is something else complicated) or as cabin personnel (flight attendants). In this article, we are going to tell you how you can find employment in several companies in the air sector, where continuously, due to their high demand and new connections, they need staff to fill their vacant positions.

Airlines where we can find employment

We have selected some airlines where you can look for job offers in their sections dedicated to it. Keep in mind that to work in one of these companies, two essential requirements are required, speaking English or other languages ​​and having the title of flight attendant if it is the job you want. For other airline jobs such as a pilot, you obviously have to have other studies.  In addition, sometimes, you can also find other jobs to be done in the airlines, jobs that do not imply traveling from one place to another. We invite you to take a look at all the options and offers that you will find on their website and choose whether to take the step to a new life. Ryanair  - It is an Irish company, the only Low-Cost airline in Europe, which operates more than 1,600 daily flights (more than 500,000 a year) of 57 bases, through 1,600 low fare routes, connecting 180 destinations in 29 countries and operates a fleet of 303 new Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Ryanair has recently announced firm orders for another 175 new Boeing aircraft, which will be delivered between 2014 and 2018. Ryanair currently has a team of more than 9,000 highly qualified professionals, will carry more than 81.5 million passengers this year. Click here to apply. Qatar Airways  - Airline based in Doha, capital of the emirate of Qatar. From its main airport in Doha operates a network of destinations that includes 119 cities around the world. It is one of the six airlines in the world that lead the world ranking of service and excellence with five stars, prepared by Skytrax,  an independent company dedicated to the quality control of airlines, as well as many other awards.  The airline belongs to the Arab Association of Air Carriers. Click here to apply. EasyJet  - Airline Company Limited, is an international Low-Cost airline. EasyJet operates 580 routes throughout Europe, and 104 between Europe and airports in North Africa, selling directly to the user online or by phone without having to go through travel agencies. All seats in their planes are tourist class and in November 2012 began to assign seats to passengers. Unlike other low-cost companies, EasyJet flies to major European airports. Click here to apply. Norwegian -  Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA, known as Norwegian, is the fifth largest low-cost airline in Europe, and the second-largest airline in Scandinavia. Click here to apply. British Airways -  It is the flag carrier airline of the United Kingdom. It is headquartered in Waterside, near its main base of operations located at London Heathrow Airport. Click here to apply. Jet2.com - It is a low-cost airline in the United Kingdom. Make flights between Spain and the United Kingdom. Click here to apply. Emirates - Emirates is a state-owned airline based in Garhoud, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The airline is a subsidiary of The Emirates Group, which is owned by the government of Dubai's Investment Corporation of Dubai. It is the largest airline in the Middle East, operating over 3,600 flights per week from its hub at Dubai International Airport, to more than 150 cities in 80 countries across six continents. Cargo activities are undertaken by Emirates SkyCargo. Click here to apply. Etihad Airways -  It is the second-largest airline in the UAE (after Emirates). Its head office is in Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi, near Abu Dhabi's International Airport. Etihad commenced operations in November 2003. The airline operates more than 1,000 flights per week to over 120 passenger and cargo destinations in the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Americas, with a fleet of 117 Airbus and Boeing aircraft as of February 2018.  Click here to apply. There are many more and if you are interested in knowing them all, just leave a comment and we will prepare a directory with all the airlines and their employment sections. Read the full article

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The cheapest airfares can usually be found at Asian airlines such as China Southern or China Eastern. For flights with more popular airlines such as Qatar or Air New Zealand, you usually have to dig deeper into your pocket. Simply compare the connections available for your desired dates, depending on your preference, the duration of the trip, the number of transfers, etc. also play a role. You will definitely find what you are looking for in our flight search. Thanks to the DOC and many private individuals, a large network of hiking trails extends across the country. From half-hour walks to multi-day, even multi-week walks in the countless national parks, everything is included. or 5th day in a more expensive holiday park. That was always great, for example when we had to do laundry or a particularly rainy day was behind us. With the CamperFLEX Pass, STA Travel offers a special offer for everyone who likes it flexible.

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Impact on European Aviation industry due to COVID-19 Pandemic, Size, Share, Trends & Forecast 2019-2025

European Aviation industry is concerned with the manufacturing and operations of all types of aircraft and related services during transportation. Factors that were driving the European aviation industry before the COVID-19 pandemic include increasing disposable income all across the globe, the introduction of low-fare airlines, increasing tourism in the European economies, among others. Moreover, the replacement of aging commercial aircraft has also contributed significantly to the market growth of aircraft manufacturers.  

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Europe is the most affected region due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Spain and Italy have registered more than 100,000 cases related to COVID-19 till the tart of April 2020. Major factors affecting the aviation industry after the pandemic include the decline in tourism in the region due to government advisories and lockdown all across the globe. Besides, lockdown in the European countries to reduce the spread of the coronavirus causes reduced commercial activities results in a sharp downfall in cargo airline movement too.  

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        Cargo Airlines

        Aircraft manufacturing companies

        Airports managing companies

        Catering & other service providing companies  

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        UK

        Germany

        Italy

        Spain

        France

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        Airbus SE

        British Airways PLC

        Deutsche Lufthansa AG

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        Finnair Oyj

        International Consolidated Airlines Group, S.A.

        Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA

        Qatar Airways Group

        Ryanair DAC

        SAS AB

        Swiss International Air Lines AG

        The Boeing Co

        The Emirates Group

        Turkish Airlines

        Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd.

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Air Force crews have lodged at Trump’s Scottish resort at least 4 times

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Air Force crews have lodged at Trump’s Scottish resort at least 4 times

President Donald Trump plays a round of golf at his Turnberry resort on July 15, 2018. | Leon Neal/Getty Images

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The trips date back to at least September 2018 and continued through at least this past June.

Air Force crews have stayed overnight at President Donald Trump’s Turnberry resort in Scotland on at least four occasions, two more than previously reported.

The four trips — uncovered through interviews with people present, records of expenditures and social media postings — date back to at least September 2018 and continued through at least this past June. They include at least one instance in which a crew member said a nearby airport arranged for rides and lunches to and from the luxury waterside retreat. All the flights were shuttling crews between the United States and the Middle East, and at least three of them of them were divisions of the Air National Guard. In total, over 60 service members stayed at the posh property on these stopovers.

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Now, with Congress returning from an extended August break, Democrats want to make sure these Air Force crews never again stay at Trump Turnberry. On Monday, lawmakers began stumping for the Senate to adopt an amendment that would bar the Pentagon from spending money at nearly five dozen Trump properties worldwide. The House passed the clause in July as part of the broader annual defense policy bill, but it has not yet been adopted into law.

“As alarming details emerge about U.S. Air Force crews staying at the president’s luxury golf resort in Scotland, it has become even more important that Congress include this language in the final version of the National Defense Authorization Act,” said Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.), one of the sponsors of the proposal.

The push to outlaw the practice will join a growing list of conflict-of-interest concerns that Democrats want to highlight in the coming months as House leaders decide whether to begin formal impeachment proceedings against the president. The overnight stops at Turnberry have already sparked a broader House Oversight Committee investigation of military spending at and around Trump properties. The Air Force over the weekend also launched a worldwide review of how it chooses lodging on overnight layovers. A legislative battle could be next.

“The president has already shown a willingness to violate the Constitution’s emoluments clause, and Congress has a duty to use every tool we can to stop him,” Beyer said, referring to the provision that prohibits the president from receiving any compensation from the federal government other than a salary.

The Air Force has said the stops are within Pentagon guidelines and noted that the Turnberry bookings fall within acceptable rates for military travel. But the service also conceded that the appearance of staying at the president’s property might create a negative perception.

Trump, for his part, proclaimed no knowledge of the stays in a Monday morning tweet.

“I know nothing about an Air Force plane landing at an airport (which I do not own and have nothing to do with) near Turnberry Resort (which I do own) in Scotland, and filling up with fuel, with the crew staying overnight at Turnberry (they have good taste!). NOTHING TO DO WITH ME,” he wrote.

The Air Force stays at Turnberry date back to at least September 2018.

That month, a unit of the Maine Air National Guard landed at Prestwick Airport — stationed about 20 miles from Turnberry — on its way back to the U.S. from Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. The crew — members of the 101st Air Refueling Wing — and their passengers then spent the night at Trump’s hotel, according to one person who was present and a voucher detailing the crew’s itinerary reviewed by POLITICO.

In total, at least a dozen Air Force members stayed at Turnberry that night, this person recalled.

What was “also odd,” the person said, was that Prestwick Airport went above and beyond for the service members — the airport booked the rooms at Turnberry, coordinated free rides to and from the resort, and even packed the crew lunches for the day they departed.

A spokesman for the airport did not dispute that recollection.

“Like all airports, we provide a full handling service for customers and routinely arrange overnight accommodation for visiting aircrew when requested,” the spokesman told POLITICO. “We use over a dozen local hotels, including Trump Turnberry, which accounts for a small percentage of the total hotel bookings we make.”

The spokesman further noted that the airport does not pay for crew accommodation and takes no commission from Turnberry for any bookings they make on behalf of the Air Force. He denied offering air crews free rounds of golf at the resort, rebutting aspects of a Guardianreportfrom early 2018.

The stays didn’t end there.

Also in September 2018, the Iowa Air National Guard, en route back to the U.S. from an official visit to Kosovo in a KC-135 plane, stopped to refuel in Scotland, according to a person familiar with the matter and a spokesperson for the Iowa National Guard.

The 185th air refueling wing out of Sioux City, Iowa, which was making the trip, had about 35 to 40 soldiers and airmen that needed lodging, and they ultimately stayed at Turnberry. According to the spokesperson, the crew doubled up in rooms and were provided transportation to and from Prestwick.

The Prestwick stop was due to fuel “limitations” on the flight out of Kosovo, the spokesperson said. And the overnight stay at Turnberry was arranged through the Defense Travel System — essentially the Pentagon’s in-house travel agent — and “directed by a higher echelon … based on mission and operational requirements.”

Then, in March of this year, the 176th maintenance squadron — an Air National Guard unit based in Alaska — lodged at Trump’s Turnberry resort en route to Kuwait to deliver supplies. That stopover was the initial revelation of the practice, which POLITICO firstreportedon Friday.

Finally, in late June of this year, an aircrew and its passengers en route to Iraq arrived at Turnberry by the busload, according to a person who was there and an Instagram post by an Air Force crew member.

The Air Force said it could not immediately confirm the additional Turnberry stops or why the accommodations were selected over other potential lodging in the area. But it noted over the weekend that the March Turnberry stop fell within Pentagon guidelines, with comparable or cheaper rates than other nearby hotels. Still, the Air Force review of these choices will assess the “guidance associated with the use of civil airports and lodging selection for aircrew at en route locations,” according to a formal memo issued Monday.

The memo sets out a 30-day timeline to offer “recommendations for any proposed adjustments and process changes.”

If the Democrats have their way, though, the Pentagon may not even have the choice to stay at Trump properties in the future.

Theprovisionthat the House adopted in July would block the Pentagon from spending money at 57 specific Trump properties. Under the provision, Trump could waive the ban if he reimburses the Treasury Department for the expenses.

The language, which passed by a 223-205 vote, was included in the House’s version of the National Defense Authorization Act.

The Democratic leaders of the House Armed Services Committee and their Republican counterparts in the Senate are aiming to hammer out a compromise defense bill later this month. It’s unclear whether the language will make it into the final bill, although Republicans have blasted the proposal as impractical and a partisan stunt meant to embarrass Trump.

House Armed Services Chairman Adam Smith (D-Wash.) said the revelations bolster Democrats’ argument headed into negotiations with the Senate.

“It’s difficult because we try to put in accountability measures, and every time we do it, the Republicans just scream that we just hate Trump,” Smith said in an interview. “That’s not the point. The point is that ethics matter within government.”

The stays at Turnberry come as the Air Forces use of Prestwick has steadily grown in recent years. Stops at the facility have nearly tripled since 2015, and overnights in the area have increased more than fivefold in that same time, the Air Force said on Sunday.

From 2015 to 2019, they said, Air Mobility Command aircraft stopped at the civil airport 936 times. Of those, crews stayed overnight in the area 659 times. The service has not said how many of those overnight stays were at Turnberry.

The frequency of both stops at Prestwick and overnight stays in the area have increased each year since 2015. Through August of this year, the Air Force had stopped 259 times at Prestwick, and lodged around the airport 220 times.

Bryan Bender contributed to this report.

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