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Indonesia grapples with gridlock as 144m travel home for Eid

  • Traffic jams up to 15 km had formed on Java’s main highways by Wednesday morning
  • Over 160,000 security personnel are being deployed in more than 2,700 locations
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From 2 hours to 30 minutes: Qiddiya Bullet Train to cut Riyadh travel time by 75%

From 2 hours to 30 minutes: Qiddiya Bullet Train to cut Riyadh travel time by 75%

By ASHARQ AL-AWSAT  ·
Pakistan to bar passengers with incomplete, unverified documents from travel abroad, minister says

Pakistan to bar passengers with incomplete, unverified documents from travel abroad, minister says

By Ismail Dilawar ·
Oman tourism strengthens as hotel guests hit 2.14m, revenues rise 21% 

Oman tourism strengthens as hotel guests hit 2.14m, revenues rise 21% 

By Arab News ·
GCC tourism surges to $247bn as intra-regional travel accelerates 

GCC tourism surges to $247bn as intra-regional travel accelerates 

By Mohammed Al-Kinani  ·
New $250 visa fee risks deepening US travel slump

New $250 visa fee risks deepening US travel slump

By Reuters ·
High-speed train travel resumes in northern France after Eurostars canceled

High-speed train travel resumes in northern France after Eurostars canceled

By AFP ·
Adventurous couple travel across GCC states on motorcycle

Adventurous couple travel across GCC states on motorcycle

By SALEH FAREED ·
Beijing says almost 800 Chinese citizens evacuated from Iran video

Beijing says almost 800 Chinese citizens evacuated from Iran

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Special ‘One journey isn’t enough’: How a Pakistani found pieces of home in India video

‘One journey isn’t enough’: How a Pakistani found pieces of home in India

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Saudi Arabia sees 333% surge in private hospitality licenses amid tourism boom

Saudi Arabia sees 333% surge in private hospitality licenses amid tourism boom

By Reem Walid   ·
Some Israeli soldiers traveling abroad are targeted for alleged war crimes in Gaza

Some Israeli soldiers traveling abroad are targeted for alleged war crimes in Gaza

By AP ·
Saudi flyadeal records lowest complaint in November, 99% resolution rate: GACA

Saudi flyadeal records lowest complaint in November, 99% resolution rate: GACA

By REEM WALID  ·

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