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Iran war creates new must-have for summer holidays: The plan BTravellers are changing holiday plans. Shorter trips in Europe are becoming popular. Rising airfares and conflict are causing concern. Many...- Europe faces travel chaos as cold snap brings fresh snowEurope faces further travel chaos as a worsening cold snap brings heavy snowfall, leading to widespread flight cancellations and train dela...
- Snow cripples air, train and road traffic in Amsterdam and ParisHeavy snowfall brought France and the Netherlands to a standstill Monday. Amsterdam's Schiphol airport cancelled hundreds of flights, while...
- Eurostar says full service to resume after power glitch sparks travel chaosTraffic slowly resumed Wednesday in the Channel tunnel after an electricity failure halted train trips connecting London to the European ma...
- Eurostar to resume services after Channel tunnel power glitch sparks travel chaosEurostar began resuming services on Tuesday after suspending all cross-Channel trains due to a power supply fault in the Channel Tunnel, bu...
- Eurostar warns passengers of severe delays and cancellations due to power supply failure in Channel TunnelEurostar faces severe disruptions on UK-Europe routes due to a power supply failure in the Channel Tunnel, worsened by a Le Shuttle train b...
- Belgium's nationwide strike next week to cause major air travel disruptionsBelgium faces a nationwide strike on Tuesday, October 14, impacting airports, public transport, and municipal services. Trade unions are pr...
- Paris train services disrupted after WWII bomb unearthed near Gare du Nord stationA World War II bomb found at Paris’ Gare du Nord train station on Friday morning caused major disruptions. The discovery affected metro, na...
- France suffers second day of sabotage train delaysTens of thousands of rail passengers faced a second day of cancelled trains as saboteurs paralysed the network ahead of the Paris Olympics ...
- 'Sabotage' on French rail network before Olympics: What we know so farThree separate arson attacks targeting France's high-speed rail network paralyzed train travel nationwide on Friday as Paris prepared to ho...
- Eurostar services resume as cause of flooded tunnel probedEurostar has warned customers from London of potential delays due to flooding that caused all Saturday trains to be cancelled. Engineers ha...
- Eurostar to resume normal services Sunday after cancellationsEurostar runs services from London to Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam. The services were cancelled after the flooding occurred near Ebbsfleet...
- Eurostar services updates: Trains cancelled due to flooding, passengers stranded in Paris and LondonEurostar services were suspended after flooding in a tunnel under River Thames due to heavy rain. The travel disruptions affected hundreds ...
- Who are on strike today? How will it affect you on December 29?Travel is going to be highly affected by the industrial action in between the busy festive time this year across Europe.
- ‘Out of control’ virus strain in UK, govt calls meetIt is not known if the new strain is more dangerous and if the recently released vaccines are effective against it.
- Nirav Modi stayed in flat above jewellery store in London: ReportThe 47-year-old diamantaire was able to travel in and out of Britain at least four times since his passport was cancelled by the Indian aut...
- Fresh snowfall disrupts rail and air transport across EuropeThousands of air travellers remained stranded and train services were severely disrupted as fresh snowfall and sub-zero temperatures worsen...
- Snow delays European air, rail travel for 4th dayAir travel disruptions rippled across Europe for a fourth day in the countdown to Christmas as Frankfurt airport was closed this morning af...
- Snow disrupts air travel across EuropeAir travel across Europe was disrupted for a third day as travel operators urged passengers to stay home with more snowfall and ice forecas...
- This X'mas, offshoring follies will be at workWith cold wave sweeping the West, Indian employees will have to slog it out in offices.
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