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Omicron dampens Christmas joy as thousands of flights cancelled worldwide

Omicron dampens Christmas joy as thousands of flights cancelled worldwide

According to a HT report, commercial airline carriers cancelled over 4,500 flights across the globe over the Christmas weekend, as surging cases of coronavirus owing to the spread of the Omicron variant put a damper

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Omicron scare disrupts Christmas travel plans in Europe

Omicron scare disrupts Christmas travel plans in Europe

Travel restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of the omicron variant of the coronavirus are hammering the already beleaguered travel and tourism industries and adding to the gloom in Europe in the midst of the

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Amid Omicron threat, Canadians urged not to travel abroad

Amid Omicron threat, Canadians urged not to travel abroad

According to HT, The Canadian government on Wednesday urged citizens to avoid foreign travel over the Christmas holidays, saying the Covid-19 Omicron variant "makes us fear the worst," including soaring infections and travel disruptions. The

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Omicron: Strict quarantine rules in Japan for travellers from India and other countries

Omicron: Strict quarantine rules in Japan for travellers from India and other countries

In an effort to curb the spread of Covid-19 variant Omicron, Japan adds India, Greece, Romania and four US states under strict quarantine vigilance. Japanese nationals and foreign residents travelling to Japan from India, Greece,

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Omicron: Travel restrictions are a threat for industry’s recovery says IATA

Omicron: Travel restrictions are a threat for industry’s recovery says IATA

The travel bans imposed from governments will leave the recovery of travel and tourism lagging behind, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has revealed. Furthermore, the Association published data on the recovery of air travel

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