Transport
Turkish TAV to operate advertisement areas of Tunisia Carthage Airport
Turkey's TAV Operation Services has won the tender to operate the advertisement areas of Carthage Airport in the capital of Tunisia for four years, the company said by a written statement on March 2.
The number of airports whose advertisement areas are operated by TAV Operation Services has now increased to three, the company added.
Greece to make international protest over Turkey reserving Aegean air space
Greece is protesting Turkey's move to reserve a large chunk of airspace over the Aegean Sea for military maneuvers until the end of the year, a Greek foreign ministry spokesman says.
Uber Bulgaria To Be Investigated by Authorities
The Bulgarian National Income agency, Ministries of the Interior and Transport are organizing a joint inspection on the activities of Uber Bulgaria - an internationl transportation company that is a direct competitor to local taxi firms.
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Uber Arrives to Mixed Fanfare in Romania
Joy and dismay greeted the arrival on Wednesday in Romania of the increasingly popular car-sharing service UberX, which aims to provide alternative and cheap transportation services.
UberX, a smartphone application that connects passengers to car drivers willing to provide transport services for a small fee, was launched in Bucharest.
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Construction of Hemus, Trakia Motorways to Resume in March
Work on the Hemus and Trakia motorways will resume in March, when the winter road cleaning regime across the country is partially lifted, according to Lazar Lazarov, Chair of the Management Board of the Road Infrastructure Agency.
Norman Atlantic: One more charred Greek body identified
Italian sources from the prosecutor's office in Bari found that one of the two charred bodies found on the ship could belong to a 60-year-old missing truck driver following the disastrous Norman Atlantic shipwreck. The second body possibly belongs to an undocumented migrant whose name was not on the passenger list. Official autopsy results are still pending.
Piraeus in Europe's top 10 ports in 2013
By Nikos Roussanoglou
Piraeus has made it into the top 10 in the European ports chart in terms of container handling, according to the adjusted figures for 2013 that were issued on Wednesday by Eurostat.
Piraeus port ranks 10th, having handled 3.2 million containers with a 13.7 percent annual increase, which was the highest among the top 15 ports on the continent.
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Tolls Will Only Be Levied on Trucks - Road Infrastructure Agency Head
Lazar Lazarov, Chairman of the Management Board of the Roads Infrastructure Agency, has assured that tolls will only be levied on heavy goods vehicles.
In a Wednesday interview for the morning broadcast of bTV, Lazarov informed that toll revenue would go to road maintenance.
He said that the new tolls were expected to take effect in 2018.
Bangladesh ferry toll hits 78 as more bodies found
The death toll in a ferry tragedy in central Bangladesh hit 78 on Feb. 25, after rescuers recovered more bodies floating kilometres downstream from the site of Sunday's accident, officials said.
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Sea Diamond crew members face Piraeus appeals court
Three crew members of the fated Sea Diamond cruise liner, which sank off the island of Santorini in 2007, causing the death of two people, faced a Piraeus appeals court on Tuesday after the Supreme Court partially upheld their appeals against their conviction on charges of negligence.