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Dubai property giant Emaar profit up 31 percent in Q3

Dubai-based real estate developer Emaar Properties on Sunday reported a 31-percent rise in net profits during the third quarter of 2015.

Emaar - best known for building the world's highest tower, the Burj Khalifa - said it had recorded net profit of $230 million between July and September 2015, compared to $176 million during the same period last year.

Big Airlines Suspend Flights after Russian Plane Crash

Some of the biggest airlines in the world - Emirates, Lufthansa and Air France - decided to suspend flights over the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt, after a Russian airplane crashed on Saturday leaving all 224 people on board dead.

Lufthansa and Air France were the first to take the measure, announcing hours after the incident  they would suspend flights over the region.

Australians love visiting Greece

Webjet Australia, a travel booking website, conducted a survey on Australians preferences in vacation destinations showing that Greece, Spain and Italy are among the favorite destinations of Australians.

The results were based on bookings between January and August 2014, as well as between January and August 2015, as the International Business Times noted.

Outrageous luxury hotels to open soon

If you have ever dreamed of sleeping underwater or on a bed bobbing over a crystalline sea, then get ready for these outrageous luxury hotels which are the future of tourism industry.

They are still under construction and due to open in the coming years, as CNN reports.

Shimao Wonderland InterContinental (Shanghai, China)

Iran in legal bid to claim all stakes of airlines company in Turkey

The Iran Oil Ministry has filed a case against a private company in Turkey, claiming all stakes of Turkey's Onur Air that are owned by Mehdi Shams, a trustee of Babek Zanjani, an Iranian businessman currently imprisoned in Iran on corruption charges and connected to Turkey's massive 2013 graft case, are actually the Iranian state's. 

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