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Mumbai’s brand new airport terminal opened on 10th January, 2014. India’s Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, inaugurated the new Terminal 2 at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) on 10 January 2014, expanding the airport’s capacity to more than 40 million passengers per year. The new terminal has four storeys and covers a total area of almost 409,000 square metres m². It will operate 24 hours a day, combining both international and domestic passenger services under one roof. Constructed in an X shape, the new T2 is designed to consolidate airport operations and reduce walking distances for passengers. Three symmetrical concourses fan out from a central area, theoretically making it easier for passengers to transfer between domestic and international flights. The design was inspired by traditional Indian pavilions. Terminal 2 also uses a special type of glass that filters the sun’s rays and controls the balance of natural light throughout the day. Skylights placed above the check-in hall will also reduce the terminal’s energy consumption by 23 per cent. (Traveldailymedia.com)
Sichuan to Build Titanic Theme Park
A full-size replica of Titanic will take centre stage at a new theme park in China. Located in the landlocked province of Sichuan, the theme park will be dedicated to the ill-fated ship, including a museum of Titanic memorabilia and even a 6-D cinema experience to allow guests to experience the harrowing moments onboard the ship as it sank in 1912. Other attractions at the Romandisea Seven Star International Cultural Tourism Resort will include a man-made beach and replicas of European castles and churches. The CNY1 billion (USD164 million) theme park is being developed by the Seven Star Energy Investment Group, and will be located in Sichuan’s Daying county. And while it may be more than 1,500km from the ocean, Daying is already famed for one major water-based attraction: the ‘Chinese Dead Sea’ – a huge saltwater pool. Construction on the Titanic theme park is expected to commence this year. (Traveldailymedia.com)
Russian Airports Ban All Liquids in Carry-On Luggage
All liquids, regardless of volume, will be banned in carry-on luggage in Russian Federation airports from January 11, as Russia increases security for the Winter Olympics in Sochi, the Russian Ministry of Transport informed. Passengers undergoing pre-flight inspection are now prohibited to carry any types of reservoirs (containers, tubes, etc) with liquids (such as cosmetics for private use, toiletries, etc), including those smaller than 100 ml. All liquids must be placed in checked luggage if the flight starts from Russian Federation airports or transfer is made in a Russian Federation airport. The only exceptions are medicine, special diet requirements and baby foods, including breast milk in volume necessary for the duration of flight. All allowed liquids must pass mandatory identification. The new rules make another exception for goods bought in the “clear” zone, which includes duty free stores. (Travelandtourworld.com)
London Leaves Paris and New York Behind
London emerges as the most popular city of the world as far as tourism is concerned leaving behind Paris and New York. The latest tourism figures suggest that the number of travellers visiting London last year soared by a huge 20 percent. The official figures released on Thursday (January 16) showed that almost 4.9 million tourists came to the capital in between July and September. A 19.5 percent rise on the summer of 2012 when London hosted the Olympics. The figures are projections based on passenger surveys compiled by the Office of National Statistics at UK transport hubs. Tourist increased by 12 percent in the British capital in the first nine months of 2013. Annually the number of tourists is up 12 percent and they are spending 120 million pounds more than in previous years. (Travelandtourworld.com)
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Mumbai’s brand new airport terminal opened on 10th January, 2014. India’s Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, inaugurated the new Terminal 2 at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) on 10 January 2014, expanding the airport’s capacity to more than 40 million passengers per year. The new terminal has four storeys and covers a total area of almost 409,000 square metres m². It will operate 24 hours a day, combining both international and domestic passenger services under one roof. Constructed in an X shape, the new T2 is designed to consolidate airport operations and reduce walking distances for passengers. Three symmetrical concourses fan out from a central area, theoretically making it easier for passengers to transfer between domestic and international flights. The design was inspired by traditional Indian pavilions. Terminal 2 also uses a special type of glass that filters the sun’s rays and controls the balance of natural light throughout the day. Skylights placed above the check-in hall will also reduce the terminal’s energy consumption by 23 per cent. (Traveldailymedia.com)(1).jpg)
A full-size replica of Titanic will take centre stage at a new theme park in China. Located in the landlocked province of Sichuan, the theme park will be dedicated to the ill-fated ship, including a museum of Titanic memorabilia and even a 6-D cinema experience to allow guests to experience the harrowing moments onboard the ship as it sank in 1912. Other attractions at the Romandisea Seven Star International Cultural Tourism Resort will include a man-made beach and replicas of European castles and churches. The CNY1 billion (USD164 million) theme park is being developed by the Seven Star Energy Investment Group, and will be located in Sichuan’s Daying county. And while it may be more than 1,500km from the ocean, Daying is already famed for one major water-based attraction: the ‘Chinese Dead Sea’ – a huge saltwater pool. Construction on the Titanic theme park is expected to commence this year. (Traveldailymedia.com).jpg)
All liquids, regardless of volume, will be banned in carry-on luggage in Russian Federation airports from January 11, as Russia increases security for the Winter Olympics in Sochi, the Russian Ministry of Transport informed. Passengers undergoing pre-flight inspection are now prohibited to carry any types of reservoirs (containers, tubes, etc) with liquids (such as cosmetics for private use, toiletries, etc), including those smaller than 100 ml. All liquids must be placed in checked luggage if the flight starts from Russian Federation airports or transfer is made in a Russian Federation airport. The only exceptions are medicine, special diet requirements and baby foods, including breast milk in volume necessary for the duration of flight. All allowed liquids must pass mandatory identification. The new rules make another exception for goods bought in the “clear” zone, which includes duty free stores. (Travelandtourworld.com)(1).jpg)
London emerges as the most popular city of the world as far as tourism is concerned leaving behind Paris and New York. The latest tourism figures suggest that the number of travellers visiting London last year soared by a huge 20 percent. The official figures released on Thursday (January 16) showed that almost 4.9 million tourists came to the capital in between July and September. A 19.5 percent rise on the summer of 2012 when London hosted the Olympics. The figures are projections based on passenger surveys compiled by the Office of National Statistics at UK transport hubs. Tourist increased by 12 percent in the British capital in the first nine months of 2013. Annually the number of tourists is up 12 percent and they are spending 120 million pounds more than in previous years. (Travelandtourworld.com)
