Vagar reports record profit
Vagar Airport on the Faroe Islands set a new record with 292,393 passengers in 2016.
Passenger-figures rose by a total of 5, 8 per...
Airbus delivered 611 commercial aircraft to 88 customers in 2021
Airbus delivered 611 commercial aircraft to 88 customers in 2021, demonstrating resilience and recovery with progress on ramp-up plans.
“Our commercial aircraft achievements in 2021...
HK occupancy fell 97 per cent
Hong Kong hotels these days are feeling forsaken not just by guests but government, which excluded them from a $4 billion (HK$30 billion) coronavirus relief...
Royal Caribbean launches automated payment program
Royal Caribbean's Voyager of the Seas. Photo Credit: Royal Caribbean
Royal Caribbean International has launched a FlexPay payment program that travel advisors can offer their...
Restart agencies dangerous
The restart of international travel could prove “the most dangerous time” for outbound businesses, industry financial advisers have warned.
Chris Photi, head of travel and...
”Maple Leaf” opens
Canada plans to reopen its boarders
Good news for tourism in North America: Canada plans to reopen its borders to international travelers in September. According...
Taste of The Faroe Islands
Visitfaroeislands, the tourism authority of the islands, had gathered agents and tour operators to an evening to taste the best delicatessen from the Faroe...
RESERVE YOUR SEAT ON SAS’ FIRST ELECTRIC FLIGHT 2028
On 2 June at 12:00 CET. SAS opens seat reservations for its first-ever commercial electric flight in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark.
SAS invites travelers to...
Danish scanner cuts waiting time airport security
In tests, passengers using the new trolley system passed security four times faster than using standard security, according to Danish developer Exruptive.
Passengers arriving at...
Marriott: Bottom is behind us
Marriott International saw global RevPAR drop 84.4% in the second quarter, with Marriott CEO Arne Sorenson telling investors that the three months through June...
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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...
