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    Travel warning issued: This one mistake during airplane emergency could cost lives, IATA warns

    A new safety campaign launched by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), with support from the FAA and EASA, is urging airline passengers to leave all baggage behind during aircraft evacuations. The initiative, called "Save a Life, Not a Bag," comes amid growing concerns over travelers stopping to retrieve luggage or record videos during emergencies. Aviation authorities warn that even brief delays can slow evacuations, block exits, damage emergency slides, and put lives at risk. Experts stress that following crew instructions and exiting immediately can significantly improve safety for everyone on board.

    Ebola anxiety puts a chill on Indian travellers' hot Africa summer plans

    Indian travellers are rethinking African holidays due to Ebola fears. Travel bookings for East and Central Africa are declining. Many are postponing trips or seeking alternative destinations. Travel insurance inquiries have surged. However, some regions like South Africa remain popular. Southeast Asia is seeing increased demand as travellers seek safer options.

    Kerala to launch free bus travel for women tomorrow

    Kerala's UDF government will launch its free bus travel scheme for women on June 15, a key election promise. Women can travel for free on all KSRTC ordinary buses, with the state government covering the estimated ₹2 crore daily cost. The scheme will be inaugurated by Chief Minister VD Satheesan with an all-women staff service.

    Where the past curls up everywhere: A Balkan journey through time and memory

    Exploring the Balkans is like stepping into a living museum, where the aroma of tobacco and traces of post-communism paint a vivid portrait of yesteryears. The charm of cities such as Tirana and Prizren beckons travelers to reminisce, as each monument and street name serves as a bridge linking modernity with historical significance.

    Global air travel demand to slow to 2.1% in 2026, IATA says

    Global air travel demand is set to grow in 2026, but at a slower rate. The Middle East faces a significant contraction due to ongoing conflicts. Africa is projected for the strongest growth. Asia Pacific will lead global expansion. Europe and Latin America will see moderate increases. North America's growth will be limited. The industry shows adaptability despite challenges.

    6 adventurous things to do in Germany

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