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Mumbai Terror and Thailand Protests Fail to Deter Travellers Says Skyscanner
Published in Bioterrorism Week, December 15th, 2008
Thailand's political protests which have led to a temporary state of emergency, have failed to deter travellers, says leading flight search engine Skyscanner
Despite the FCO's advice to avoid all but essential travel to Mumbai, there has been no significant reduction in the amount of flight search traffic on Skyscanner to the Indian city. After minor rescheduling, all major airlines are still flying to and from Mumbai with no further disruption expected.
Keywords: Skyscanner, Terrorism.
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Source: Bioterrorism Week (2008-12-15)
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