Singapore moves as cruise-hub
Royal Caribbean International has signed a multi-million dollar marketing collaboration with the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and Changi Airport Group (CAG) to promote cruising...
Lufthansa plans to hire 20,000 new workers
Europe's second-largest airline by passenger numbers is planning to recruit almost 20,000 employees by the end of next year as chaos in the travel...
Scandinavia stops elephant riding
World Animal Protection have now after several years of struggle succeeded to stop elephant riding with tourists in some places. While it is a...
New Canadian Procedures are a Win for Holland America Line
Holland America Line is pleased with the recent announcement of the lifting of Canadian pandemic border restrictions. Under the new guidelines, Canadian border vaccination...
THROWS HIS PHONE AWAY AND GOES TO SAUNA
Finland is the first country in the world to publish its own set of country themed emojis, which reveal the weirdnesses and the strengths...
Airlines Flight Attendants to Start Picketing Airports in Protest
Flights attendants at American Airlines are to stage protests at 11 airports across the United States on November 15 as a dispute over protracted...
Trends of cruises in 2016
Cruise Lines International Association reported that the demand for cruise holidays has soared by 68% in the past ten years, with 22.04 million people...
VIRGIN AUSTRALIA TOUCHED DOWN ON NEW ZEALAND
The flights from Brisbane and Sydney will arrive at Queenstown International Airport, creating a new gateway of travel between Australia and New Zealand, ready...
BT best for punctuality in the world
For the second year running, the Latvian airline airBaltic has been ranked No 1 globally in punctuality in 2015 by OAG analysts, who tracked...
Qatar Airways welcome football fans on-board
Qatar Airways, the Official Airline of the Journey to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ marks one week to go until the greatest sporting...
































