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Taxi drivers preying on Kiwi tourists
Kiwi tourists are being preyed on by overseas taxi drivers and should be aware of having luggage stolen, according to an insurance company.
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Next stop kids, Mordor
It won't dull the yelping of "are we there yet" from the back seat, but a new list of famous film spots on the sat nav will make the "there" worth it.
Australia's 'Best Jobs' finalists chosen
Tourism Australia has chosen the 18 finalists in the 'Best Jobs in the World' competition.
Paris police boost to protect tourists
After several ugly incidents where aggressive pickpockets and thieves targeted tourists, Paris police have announced a campaign to protect visitors.
Delayed passengers fight with staff at airport
A journalist has captured amazing footage of irate airline passengers throwing objects and fighting with staff at Beijing airport after their flight was repeatedly delayed.
India flight diverted as cockpit door jams
The pilot of an Air India flight found himself locked out of the cockpit after a toilet break, forcing the plane to divert to another city.
Jetstar staff learn sign language
Budget airline Jetstar is getting behind New Zealand Sign Language week by teaching staff sign language.
Kiwi rush as same-sex Aussies flock to wed
More and more Australian same-sex couples plan to jet off to New Zealand to marry.
Branson to dress in drag on charity flight
Virgin founder makes good on bet to dress in drag as a stewardess on a flight, but is daring the AirAsia chief to go into space.
Pilots punished for model in cockpit
Two Vietnam Airlines pilots have been fined and suspended for allowing a model into the cockpit during a flight, even though the plane was on auto-pilot.
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