March 24th, 2010 
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March 18th, 2010 Ontime Travel 
Cheap flights to Pakistan are possible to come by depending on the time of year you’re going. In general, Pakistan has a hot climate, but conditions vary according to where you travel. The south of the country is mild, moderated by the Arabian Sea; the northwest is temperate (neither too hot nor too cold, and with rainfall year-round); and in the north, Pakistanis enjoy hot summers with temperatures up to 45 degrees Celsius and cold winters (temperatures well below zero).
March 18th, 2010 Ontime Travel 
According to details released by Chile’s Tourism Office, the country’s main tourist attractions have only suffered superficial damages due to the recent earthquake which occurred on 27th February and will continue to operate as normal.
Easter Island, Patagonia and the Atacama Desert are just some of the areas which have not been affected by the recent seismic events. On the other hand, the northern area of Lagos, close to Concepción has been one of the areas which has been most affected by the earthquake. Thankfully, the southern areas of the region such as Pucón, Puerto Varas and Puerto Montt are showing business as usual with regard to their tourist activities. The areas of Valparaíso and Viña del Mar have only recorded slight damages to their older buildings.
The Tourism Office has also added that telecommunications, electricity supplies and public transport has all been re-established and is running as normal within the city of Santiago.
March 18th, 2010 Ontime Travel Travelling to India and China? Pack your patience. Airports in those countries top a third annual list of the most delay-prone terminals on Earth.
Indira Gandhi international airport, in Delhi, takes the prize for the airport with the least timely arrivals in the world: just 45% of its scheduled passenger flights arrive on time. Beijing Capital international airport has the worst departure record, with just 38% of commercial passenger flights leaving as scheduled. To gather the information discussed here, Forbes magazine relied on FlightStats, a service that tracks historical and real-time flight information around the globe.
In pictures: World’s most delayed airports
Officials from the Delhi and Beijing airports could not be reached for comment, but their status should come as no surprise. Both were at or near the top of Forbes’s most-delayed list last year.
Chhatrapati Shivaji international airport, in Mumbai, and Istanbul Ataturk international airport round out the top three worst airports for timely arrivals. For departures, Dubai international airport and Moscow Sheremetyevo international airport follow Beijing.
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