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Brits taking vacations at two popular European destinations should take safety precautions amid extreme weather warnings. Due to high temperatures, the Mallorca and Menorca regions of the Spanish Islands are at high risk of fire.In a post to X, the Balearic Islands Messiah Estara de Meteoroja (AEMET) warned about the risk of fire today (June 13th). “In the western part of Mallorca, it is either extreme or very high.”The Menorca is very high or high.” AMET also issued a yellow warning at extreme high temperatures in Mellorca from 12pm to 7pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.The island temperature is expected…

Czech Republic. The Central and Eastern European Travel Retail Association (CEETRA) and the V4+ Airport Association convened figures from major industry at Prague Airport yesterday (June 12) for an airport innovation roundtable focused on shaping the future of aviation.Chairman of the Central and Eastern European Travel Retail Association Andrzej Miłaszewicz reaffirmed the association's role as a powerful advocate for tax-free and travel retail in Central and Eastern EuropeThe event brought together major industry leaders to exchange airport operations with insights into the evolving travel retail industry in Central and Eastern Europe.Key topics include rapid air traffic recovery and growth in…

I don't really get to share packets of the property when I go on my holidays, drink icy cans of Phantalemon, and read in the sun all day. But if you have a late night flight and you are arriving at a small time in the morning, you may be more panicked about whether you can grab a fast snack and some water to get over you until the morning.However, don't panic if you're going to Spain. One woman points out that some of the supermarkets are still open at 1am. This is rare in the UK.Florence Grace captioned her…

Japanese officials ordered the country's airlines to inspect the Boeing 787 after a fatal collision involving the 787-8 operated by Air India, but US counterparts have stopped the scope of type grounds. According to a report from Kyodo News, the Ministry of Land, Japan, Ministry of Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) issued instructions to all Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines, as well as Air Japan and Zipair, each of which are medium and low-cost units, to inspect the “engines and air” of 787 fleets. Japan's two largest airlines are the leading operators of the 787, with over 130 examples. Transport…

Japanese officials ordered the country's airlines to inspect the Boeing 787 after a fatal collision involving the 787-8 operated by Air India, but US counterparts have stopped the scope of type grounds. According to a report from Kyodo News, the Ministry of Land, Japan, Ministry of Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) issued instructions to all Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines, as well as Air Japan and Zipair, each of which are medium and low-cost units, to inspect the “engines and air” of 787 fleets. Japan's two largest airlines are the leading operators of the 787, with over 130 examples. Transport…

Myjobmag reveals the latest unemployment rates across Africa and sheds light by presenting clear contrasts with the economic challenges and opportunities facing countries in the region. (ISStories Editorial): -Ikeja, Lagos, June 13, 2025 (IssueWire.com) – In a groundbreaking analysis, MyJobMag reveals the latest unemployment rates across Africa, bringing out light by introducing clear contrasts to the economic challenges and opportunities faced by local countries. Details of ISSTORIES: This comprehensive report provides a nuanced understanding of the unemployment environment aimed at informing decision-making among policymakers, businesses and job seekers. Diverse economic realities From 12.3% in Algeria to the impressive 36.9% in…

Hostox, Africa's ultimate trade fair for food, drinks and hospitality, will return to the Sandon Convention Centre from March 8th to 10th, 2026. Two jam pack exhibition halls, new feature areas and the presence of the largest exhibitors even before the pandemic. Celebrating its 40th anniversary, Hostex 2026 promises to be a groundbreaking event that reflects the resilience and renewal of the hospitality and foodservice industry, introducing a powerful new platform for innovation, education and trading. The theme of this milestone version of Opening Doors captures the legacy of unlocking Hostex opportunities and building connections across the industry. Two Holes…

On the world's second-most populous continent, it is unsettling that Africa is making the least contribution to the global air transport market and its trillion dollar economy. African countries never talk about opening up spaces for air connections, but many still rely on actions and the integrity of their member governments, Joke Faraj reports. African countries have several commonalities, including culture, beliefs, values, and traditions. However, despite this shared value, the air connection was Achilles Heal as the aviation industry in Africa faces multiple challenges. The continent has the second largest population after Asia, with over 1.54 billion people. Unfortunately,…

The British Isles have a beautiful group of islands offering £40,000 to travel there. Ireland hopes to bring life back to life with our living island policy, launched in 2023.As part of regaining the lifespan of these islands through infrastructure and investment, vacant property renovation grants will provide people up to £41,395 to renovate vacant homes on these scenic coastal islands. If renovations are more expensive, a top-up grant of up to £16,558 is available. However, to qualify for the grant, you will need to jump over a few hoops. First, you need to purchase evidence of ownership or evidence…

With a red phone booth, a classic full English breakfast and a retro style M&S, it feels like you've come back in time to the British High Street of the 1970s. However, this is not a quaint village in the UK. It's Gibraltar.Perched on the southern coast of Spain, this British overseas territory boasts the comforts of every British home. I'm proud of some clues like fiery sunlight and the monkey population.Gibraltar has familiar names like Morrison, Costa Coffee and Card Factory, but locals push it into hearty roasts, afternoon tea and other British favorites, MailOnline reports.Earlier this week, the…