World known architect, late Zaha Hadid's most anticipated design, a luxury hotel is all set to open its doors to the public on the 1st of March in Dubai.Called ME Dubai, It is located in the Burj Khalifa district, in a building called The Opus and both the interior and the exterior has been designed by Hadid. The hotel has 19 different themed suites like the Personality Suite and 74 rooms. The hotel is characteristic of the architect, with curves and sharp angles used in the furniture as well as the building. The Opus looks like two separate towers have been merged into one with a hollow void in the centre.

World known architect, late Zaha Hadid's most anticipated design, a luxury hotel is all set to open its doors to the public on the 1st of March in Dubai.Called ME Dubai, It is located in the Burj Khalifa district, in a building called The Opus and both the interior and the exterior has been designed by Hadid. The hotel has 19 different themed suites like the Personality Suite and 74 rooms. The hotel is characteristic of the architect, with curves and sharp angles used in the furniture as well as the building. The Opus looks like two separate towers have been merged into one with a hollow void in the centre.

Here's another reason why Kerala is called God's own country! One of the rarest flowers grows here and it blooms only once in every 12 years. The Neelakurinji flower turns the town purple and it&rsquo;s this flower that gives Nilgiri its name. The honey derived from the flower is believed to have medicinal properties.

A 'Museum of Bad Art' exists and it has been celebrating failure since 1993. Located in Boston, the museum houses art that is way too bad to be ignored and showcases the worst works in the world. It has over 600 pieces that were appreciated in no other forums. In order to be displayed at the museum, the work must have some serious flaws yet not be boring!

For the first time in 40 years, Windsor Castle&rsquo;s East Terrace Garden, a haven of Queen Elizabeth II, is opening its doors to visitors.
 During the Second World War, the garden was dug up to grow vegetables. Then Princess Elizabeth and her sister Princess Margaret grew sweet corn, beans and tomatoes.
 From this weekend onwards, visitors will get a glimpse of the stunning lawn and its flowerbeds. The site will be open on weekends through August and September. The Castle&rsquo;s Moat Garden will also open for visitors to enjoy family activities on Thursdays and Fridays through August.

Sanrio Puroland, also known as Hello Kitty Land, a theme park in Japan has started welcoming visitors again and how! The park has shared&nbsp;a super 'kawaii,' the Japanese term for something cute, video to share new park rules that include social distancing, face masks and hand sanitisation.&nbsp;
The video features cutesy characters including Hello Kitty,&nbsp;Cinnamoroll, Pompompurin, Kiki, Lala&nbsp;in face masks to spread the message of safe health and hygiene.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The odds of contracting Covid-19 on a flight are slim but that doesn't mean it's absolutely safe to fly in the midst of a global pandemic!
According to Arnold Barnett, a&nbsp;professor of management science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,&nbsp;1 in 4300 passengers will pick up the virus, while on a 2-hour plane journey.
Barnett weighed in on several factors like protection of masks onboard&nbsp;may fail or the odds that you would be seated next to an infectious passenger.&nbsp;
He however feels that the discretion lies upon the individual as you need see the risk you could pose to others by contracting the virus.&nbsp;
The results of his study have not been peer reviewed as yet but he states that the odds of getting virus if airlines leave the middle seat empty, are about&nbsp;1/7700.
So experts believe, if you opt to fly, try booking tickets with airlines that leave the middle seat empty.&nbsp;

As Covid-19 cases continue to spike in Goa, the Airports Authority of India has issued fresh guidelines for people travelling to and from the state.
It is now mandatory for people arriving to undergo either 14-days home quarantine or paid institutional quarantine however there are some conditions.
In case visitors arriving are able to produce a negative Covid-19 test from ICMR approved labs not older than 48 hours prior to arrival, they will be exempted.
The AAI directive also added that for those opting for home quarantine, pre booking of accommodation&nbsp;is compulsory for the stay and proof of the same must be generated.
Tourists will undergo basic screening at the airport and anyone showing symptoms will have to undergo a Covid-19 test. They can opt for a swab test at the airport which will cost ₹2000.Institutional quarantine will be mandatory until the test results are out.&nbsp; In case a passenger tests positive for the virus, they will have to follow the required protocols.

London's Victoria and Albert Museum is getting ready to welcome visitors again&nbsp;from August 6 - by putting some sparkle into their entrance hall. A 27ft glass sculpture created by Dale Chihuly, which is made up of 1,300 pieces of blue and green glass, greets visitors to the exhibitions.&nbsp;
V&amp;A's Director Tristram Hunt admits that the 140-day closure, due to the pandemic, has hit their finances hard. The museum hopes&nbsp;that introducing free ticketed time slots, hand sanitiser stations and guidance on mask-wearing will make visitors feel safe to return and see the wonders of the world they have on display.

To facilitate safe&nbsp;contactless travels, AisAsia India is now offering biometric based self-boarding systems for flyers at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport.
The biometric platform, called Vision-Box, was first available for passengers flying Vistara. The extension of self-boarding facility is a part of the Ministry of Civil Aviation's 'Digi Yatra' initiative.
All you have&nbsp;to do is enroll your face ID and biometric details along with flight details at one of the 11 kiosks before entering the terminal.&nbsp;
Passengers will be authenticated at every touch-point there after, ensuring maximum safety and security.&nbsp;

As Singapore gradually re-opens its borders, authorities are finding unique ways of ensuring people comply with Covid-19 quarantine norms. From the 11th of August, incoming travellers from select countries, who are allowed to self-isolate at home, will be required to wear an&nbsp;electronic monitoring device.
The device, which uses&nbsp;GPS and Bluetooth signals, will alert wearers with notifications that must be acknowledged. Any non-compliance will be reported to authorities.&nbsp;
South Korea and Hong&nbsp;Kong are making use of similar schemes to help contain the spread of the novel coronavirus.&nbsp;
In Singapore, those aged 12 years and under will not be required to wear the device. As of now, there is no information on what the device looks like but according to reports, it does not store any personal data and has no video or audio recording system.&nbsp;

Before the Ram temple comes up in Ayodhya, the city will get a new temple-like railway station in about two years.
The Railways has increased the budget of the redevelopment of Ayodhya station from Rs 80 crore to over Rs 104 crore this year.
Railway minister Piyush Goyal tweeted on Sunday: &ldquo;For the crores of devotees visiting the Ram temple, Railways is redeveloping the Ayodhya station under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.&rdquo;
The current Ayodhya station, which also looks like a temple, was earmarked for redevelopment a few years ago. The new design retains the temple-like look and adds a host of amenities besides increasing capacity to handle more crowds. The new station building will more toilets, dormitories, ticketing and circulating areas etc.

Known as the one-of-a-kind space to showcase the&nbsp;art,&nbsp;science and history&nbsp;of photography, the Museo&nbsp;Camera in Gurugram&nbsp;has reopened from August 1 after a prolonged closure due to the novel coronavirus. As expected, the reopening is dotted with new safety norms to keep Covid-19 at bay. The modern museum will check all staff and visitors' temperature at entry, hand sanitisers&nbsp;have been placed across the space and face masks are mandatory. The museum will only allow group tours of 6 or less at a time.&nbsp;UV-C sanitization of all common areas will be done twice daily or thrice daily for all washrooms.&nbsp;

Greece is cautiously reopening its tourism industry, despite tough new coronavirus restrictions that came into force this week.&nbsp;
Most of the new restrictions are unrelated to tourism. They include a strong recommendation that people attending church services wear face masks.
Experts say new cases&nbsp;do&nbsp;not yet signify a significant change in the overall risk facing the country, but urge stricter enforcement of existing restrictions.&nbsp;
So far, Greece has escaped the worst of the coronavirus, with far fewer cases than most European countries. As of July 30, it has had a total of 4,336 confirmed cases, and 203 deaths.

The Andaman and Nicobar administration has decided to impose a complete lockdown on weekends beginning August 1 to contain the spread of coronavirus. The strict restrictions will be in force on Saturdays and Sundays till the Covid-19 situation improves, Chief Secretary,&nbsp;Chetan B Sanghi, said in an order issued on Tuesday.
All commercial establishments, shops, transport, barring those dealing with essential commodities and services, will remain shut, the order said.&nbsp;Of the 363 cases in the Union Territory, 170 are active, while 192 people have recovered from the disease and one patient has died.&nbsp;

With its runway largely free amid the coronavirus pandemic, four hot air balloons were given a special permission to take off from Israel's main airport on Saturday morning.
Israel's Airport Authority closed its airspace for the occasion, with preparations for take-off made before dawn. The re-imposition of many restrictions to contain the&nbsp;coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic has meant a reduced&nbsp;number of flights per day for the Ben Gurion&nbsp;airport.
Israel&nbsp;has reported a total of more than 57,000 cases and at least 442 deaths.

With galleries and museums shuttered for the coronavirus pandemic, a Brazilian art gallery owner decided to adopt the culture of drive-in movies to the visual arts and inaugurated a drive-thru exhibition in Sao Paulo.
&ldquo;DriveThru.Art&rdquo; displays artworks on 18 panels&nbsp;by different artists in a shed that once housed a metallurgical business.&nbsp;Viewers can visit only inside a car.&nbsp;For those who do not have a car, the exhibition offers one that can accommodate up to three people, for the regular price.&nbsp;Only 20 cars are allowed in the shed at one time, to prevent built-up of deadly gases from the vehicles' exhausts.

According to a PTI&nbsp;report, the&nbsp;Uttarakhand Devasthanam Board on Friday issued a revised standard operating procedure allowing asymptomatic persons from outside the state to undertake the&nbsp;chardham yatra&nbsp;but with certain conditions. People from outside the state must undergo the RT-PCR test from an ICMR-authorised lab and provide a negative report&nbsp;72 hours prior to their arrival. They will also have to procure an e-pass from the Devasthanam Board. Those who have not undertaken test will have to mandatorily undergo quarantine before applying for an e-pass, the revised SOP says.&nbsp;Pilgrims will have to carry the e-pass, a photo ID card and the RT-PCR test report in original while travelling to the Himalayan temples.
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Gurugram-based air carrier SpiceJet&nbsp;has shared that it has been designated as the "Indian scheduled carrier" to operate flight services to the UK from India in a filing.&nbsp;On Thursday, the airline was allowed to fly on India-US routes by the governments of the two countries under the bilateral air services pact.&nbsp;SpiceJet gets the nod to fly to the UK at a time when all international commercial air passenger services are suspended since March 22 due to coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic-related restrictions. However, various evacuation and charter flights are being currently operated to fly back stranded Indians in various countries and also transport foreign nationals, who are stuck in India, to their countries.

Budget carrier SpiceJet on Thursday said it has been designated as the "Indian scheduled carrier," to operate flights to the US. This will make&nbsp;SpiceJet&nbsp;the first Indian budget carrier to operate services to the United States. Currently, only the national carrier Air India is operating flights on India-US routes.&nbsp;As of now, all international commercial air passenger services are suspended since March 22, in the wake of travel restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic.&nbsp;SpiceJet Chairman &amp; MD Ajay Singh said this would help the airline in planning its international expansion in a much better and calibrated manner. The airline will fly to the US under the air bubble agreement that the govt of India has with certain countries as part of its diplomatic arrangements.

Come August 1, Seychelles will be welcoming tourists from countries classified as "Low Risk&rdquo; and &ldquo;Medium Risk&rdquo; in terms of the Covid-19 pandemic. While India does not fall in either category, people from China, Japan, Thailand, Spain, Greece and Denmark among others will be allowed in the African island nation. Visitors will need to present a&nbsp;negative PCR test result to be able to enter and no resort hopping is allowed among other health precautions. Seychelles has reported about 100 Covid-19 cases.

To keep up with the new normal that the Covid-19 pandemic has brought in, the Indian Railways is taking measures to ensure every one's&nbsp;safety. The&nbsp;North Central Railways is launching a QR code-based contactless ticket checking system across India. This will help mitigate the risk of transmission of Covid-19. The Center for Railway Information System has rolled out an application to display all reserved ticket details as a QR code. This will then be checked by the ticket examiner on boarding the train. The&nbsp;Moradabad division of Northern Railway zone has already started the process.&nbsp;

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