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SCANDIC FIRST NORDIC HOTEL CHAIN TO INTRODUCE ONLINE MULTI-BOOKING
As holidays approach, many people are now planning their summer vacations and interest in experiences, visiting...
Virtual fam-trips
A website launches next month promising to 'revolutionise' the way agents learn about a destination, the way customers book their holidays, and the way...
Have we forgotten the Religious Tourism?
Prior to the pandemic, religious tourism was big business, destined only to get bigger. But not even the pious are exempt from its clutches,...
World Tourism: Europe important
Secretary-General of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) Taleb Rifai emphasized the role that municipalities and regions play in the development of sustainable and competitive...
Airline consolidation is coming to India
The wave of post-pandemic airline consolidation is coming to India. Air India and Vistara will merge under a deal between Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines that...
Reaching out to the Baltics outgoing travel trade
It's not so easy to find professional, reliable partners to work for you as a point of contact, particularly in less familiar markets. In...
Dubai International Airport records busiest quarter since 2020
Dubai International (DXB) has recorded the busiest quarter since 2020 with 13.6m passengers in Q1 2022, indicating that traffic recovery is gaining momentum at...
SWISS drops mask rules as of April 1, 2022
SWISS has become the latest global airline to drop the requirement to wear a face mask when flying...
SWISS has announced that it will no...
IATA traffic up
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced international and domestic passenger numbers in May 2020.
IATA said that passenger demand in May (measured in revenue...
Spain and Greece losing to Turkey
The November package holiday and last-minute bookings figures for the ten largest destination airports from leading reservations provider Traveltainment, covering both winter sun breaks...
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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...
