China to fingerprint tourists
Tourists visiting China will be fingerprinted. China's Ministry of Public Security announced that China will collect fingerprints of international travelers visiting the country. It...
Reopen internal borders
Latvian Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins announced that Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have agreed to re-open their internal borders, so the citizens of the three...
Europe tourism in the front
According to the European Travel Commission’s latest quarterly report, “European Tourism – Trends & Prospects 2019”, Europe kicked off 2019 on a positive note...
Bangkok most visited
Bangkok has retained its place as the Top Destination in terms of Visitor Numbers out of 171 destinations in the Asia-Pacific region, according to...
PATA: Langkawi 2018 travel mart host
Sarah Mathews, TripAdvisor’s head of destination marketing Asia-Pacific, has been elected as chairperson of PATA executive board at the PATA Annual Summit in Negombo,...
PLAY Airlines Adding Third US Airport
PLAY, new low-cost airline to Europe. (photo courtesy of PLAY)
PLAY Airlines, a low-budget carrier operating flights between the United States and Iceland, was set to announce...
Where for New Year resolutions
The beginning of a new year for most of us in the Western Hemisphere means it's time to make a difference in the coming year....
The most expensive environmental zones
The environmental zone portal Green-Zones has examined in which European environmental zones the largest fines are issued and listed the top ten. Especially during...
Crystal Cruises announces Northwest Passage voyage with icebreaker
Crystal Cruises announced a charter party agreement with Tactical Marine Solutions of Victoria, Canada and British Antarctic Survey (BAS) headquartered in Cambridge, UK to...
Thai AirAsia suspends flights, cuts pay packets
Thai AirAsia (TAA) has suspended all flights this month and deferred paying its staff either wholly or partially until September.
The airline, regarded as one...
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Emirates continues upgrading their fleet
Originally, Emirates planned to upgrade 120 aircrafts with new cabins. Now, this has been expanded to a total of 191 aircrafts.
Emirates is undertaking a...
