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Volcanic Travel Chaos (Indonesia): Mount Anak Krakatau’s eruption sent ash across western Indonesia, forcing Soekarno-Hatta and seven other airports to suspend operations and disrupting hundreds of flights—with reports of 170,000 passengers stranded and 1,500+ flights affected. Authorities urged travellers to stay indoors and wear masks as ash also triggered eye irritation and disrupted schools and fishing. Airline Updates: AirAsia issued an advisory saying some Jakarta flights were cancelled or rescheduled, while Qatar Airways cancelled specific Doha–Jakarta services and other carriers reported delays/cancellations. Passenger Rights & Planning: Indonesia’s transport authorities said refunds and rerouting options were being arranged, with some flights diverted to alternative airports and travellers told to check airline status. Bali Tourism Watch: A separate report highlighted a controversial, tightly controlled Israeli presence in Bali, with entry described as case-by-case via immigration rules and alternative passports. Travel Industry (Regional): ITB India wrapped up in Mumbai, bringing together thousands of travel professionals and buyers, including Southeast Asia-focused participation.

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Eight Indonesian airports remain shut due to volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau

Eight Indonesian airports remain shut due to volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau


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