Tag: five million
ATM Report: 63% of Dubai Airport passengers were in transit during...
More than 63% of the 89 million passengers who passed through Dubai airport in 2018 were in transit with just 8% of these passengers...
Kenya’s Tourism Secretary: More visitors and fewer dead elephants
Last year, Kenyan Cabinet Secretary of Tourism Najib Balala met his goal of welcoming over two million visitors to Kenya during his term in...
ATM: UAE set to welcome 8.92 million visitors from top five...
Expo 2020 and its legacy, District 2020, are expected to have a positive long-term influence on the growth of inbound arrivals to the UAE...
Ottawa International Airport sets new passenger record
Ottawa International Airport announced that it has reached the 5 million passenger per year milestone. It officially happened on December 23rd, 2018. At year...
Taking Vietnam Tourism to the next level: Today was the day
Van Don International Airport and Halong International Cruise Port opened In Vietnam on the same day today.
It took two years of construction for Van Don...
Hotel history: Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter
Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter was a pioneering American woman architect and interior designer whose distinct architectural knowledge was steeped in the culture and landscape of the Southwest.
Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport has giant plans
Ottawa’s Macdonald–Cartier International Airport is due for a 100 Million Dollar renovation. The decision comes in response to several years of steady growth with the airport expected to surpass the five million passenger milestone by the end of 2018.
United Reports November 2018 Operational Performance
United Airlines (UAL) today reported November 2018 operational results.
UAL's November 2018 consolidated traffic (revenue passenger miles) increased 7.1 percent and consolidated capacity (available seat...
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Taiwan welcomes 5,000,000th tourist
This year's five millionth tourist to Taiwan arrived this weekend and was greeted with a NT$500,000 (roughly US$17,000) cash prize.
