August 2021

Space Center Australia will include four launch pads and a mission control center. Image: SpaceOz. Space tourism could take off first in Australia 18 months from now, according to Canberra…

TOURISM workers displaced by the closure of their establishments and businesses due to Covid-19 will have another chance at employment, this time in the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry. In a press release, the…

Rajni Hasija, CMD (LA), talks about business after the reopening. Edited excerpts from his interview with ET Now: ET Now: Your business posted strong profits compared to the loss in the same quarter last year. Could you share the…

As the hype videos go, here's one that's out of this world. Virgin Galactic teases what space tourism will be like aboard its VSS Unity spacecraft, and the peek at a short but gentle ride to the edge of space is enough to make…

YANGON, August 16, 2021: The Burmese Ministry of Hospitality and Tourism has announced that it will vaccinate all tourism and hospitality staff to allow the reopening of hotels and guesthouses across the country. In a high-level meeting…

In the past few weeks, one topic has captured the attention of all media, tweets and posts; Space. It seems like every tech mogul on the face of the earth has now found a way out of it. First it was Sir Richard Branson,…

Breadcrumb Links Science Opinion Chroniclers Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos' recent space flights, using two different technologies, have paved the way for others. Author of the article: Joe schwarcz…

When SpaceX launches its first fully civilian crew into space later this fall and takes a multi-day trip around Earth, humanity can follow online thanks to an exclusive documentary deal Netflix has with the private space company. by…

He is one of some 600 people worldwide who have a seat aboard a future Virgin Galactic space flight and hopes to have the chance to go to space by 2023. In the meantime, he continues his day job which has developed into his…

"The best proof that there is intelligent life in space is the fact that it hasn't come here." - Arthur C. Clarke Billionaire Richard Branson and five others flew at an altitude of 86.1 km (53.8 miles) in Virgin Galactic's VSS-Unity on…