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Demand for cruises appears undimmed despite hantavirus and other onboard outbreaksDespite recent hantavirus and norovirus outbreaks on cruise ships, industry experts anticipate a record number of passengers this year. Man...- Why that thin line of dirt on your wall could mean something is living insideMud tubes on walls and fences may signal a termite infestation. These structures are built by subterranean termites to travel from soil to ...
- Quote of the Day by Mark Twain: ‘The difference between the almost right word and the right word is…’ - Why people reread texts after hitting send, explained by the father of American literatureQuote of the Day by Mark Twain is on thoughtfulness and emotional conversation. He believed the difference between an almost correct word a...
- Quote of the Day by Edgar Allan Poe: ‘Those who dream by day…’ — Master of mystery on why thinking ahead leads to successToday's quote of the day by Edgar Allan Poe talks about thinking and dreaming in real life. It says people who imagine and plan during the ...
- Where Do Bed Bugs Originate From and How to Prevent Them?Bed bugs, ancient pests originating from bats, have plagued humans for millennia. Despite a 20th-century decline due to pesticides, they've...
- Deadly Kissing Bug disease spreading across the US: Symptoms you can’t ignore and who’s most at riskReports indicate the presence of "kissing bugs" in Ohio, raising concerns about Chagas disease. While the parasite-carrying insects have be...
- Over 50 tourists from Goa stuck in Jammu and Kashmir after Pahalgam terror attack: OfficialsFollowing the terror attack in Pahalgam, over 50 tourists from Goa are stranded in Srinagar hotels. The attack, which targeted tourists in ...
- Indians bitten by travel bug are a treat for manyIndians are traveling more than ever, prompting global tourism boards and travel companies to attract them with new strategies and offers. ...
- Bitten by travel bug, Indians loosen their purse stringsOutbound travel from India is experiencing a surge, fueled by increased air connectivity, greater purchasing power, and a shift in traveler...
- Bitten by the travel bug, young Indians find a cure in loansWith the market having expanded, evident in the definitive uptick in travel loans, the average loan value per person has dropped about a qu...
- Bed Bugs in rented homes: Tenant or landlord’s responsibility?Amidst Paris's battle with a substantial bed bug outbreak, experts are cautioning that London could find itself facing a similar issue. In ...
- '1899' on Netflix: Viewers kept in loop by this new showJantje Friese and Baran bo Odar are the creators of the mystery-horror series "1899," which is currently available on Netflix in many diffe...
- As Covid numbers fall, Indians catch the travel bug"Within a week since restrictions began to ease, we have seen a jump of over 200% in hotel bookings for the month of June, with the majorit...
- IRCTC wakes up after 2 years to fix its security bugIndia’s largest ecommerce website finally fixed the loophole that could hand hackers crucial personal data.
- Travel Bugs: How to plan a value for money vacation?Traveling is undoubtedly one of the most fulfilling ways to relax and unwind. Something about exploring a new place and meeting new people ...
- Bitten by travel bug, senior citizens break stereotypesElders do not kill time watching television anymore, they celebrate their second innings with extensive travel.
- Pushing the age bar: Seniors catch the travel bugBengaluru-based startup Byond Travel has seen a 120% increase in inquiries by senior citizens over the past year.
- Need a vacation? You're not alone. Indian travelers looking for destinations riseSkyscanner observed a marked increase of 11.89 per cent in the search for domestic destinations in H12016 compared to same period of 2015.
- Couch surfing: How the almost free travel bug really worksIndian travellers join couch-surfing, connecting travellers with hosts who don't charge anything. Here's a multicultural 'biz' model that w...
- World betting on travel-bug bitten IndiansAround 7.2 million Indians travelled overseas in 2006. Also, the country boasts of 28 million passport holders.
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