Tuesday, February 3, 2026

Uber stops in London like Copenhagen

Uber has lost its licence to operate in London after city transport authority Transport for London (TfL) declared the ride-hailing giant as “not fit...

Smoking ban from Nov 1.

Not only can you no longer buy a beer on Pattaya’s beaches, you can’t light up either. Mayor Anan Charoenchasri announced Oct. 10 that Thailand’s...

Meet Africa next week in Scandinavia

24 African and Indian Ocean Island organisations are participating in the 10th Annual Spotlight on Africa and Indian Ocean Islands roadshow from November 20-24...

Finland celebrates 100 year

This year Finland Independence Day will be widely celebrated also in the nation’s capital as the Republic of Finland turns a hundred. The birthday celebrations...

China to boycott Marriott

China Shuts Down Marriott's Website and Mobile App Over Tibet Chinese authorities are investigating the world-famous Marriott hotel chain after it asked its customers...

What the hell is a flash-packer

This headline was certainly attention grabbing. “No, we haven’t misspelled ‘backpacker’, but rather are shining a light on a whole new type of traveler,”...

TG full year loss

THAI reported a disappointing loss despite increased passenger numbers, load factors and new fleet purchases, reducing the average fleet age. The National airline also...

Malaysia’s new packages for European agents

The country tackles the diversity of interests of Europe’s travellers – with a diversity of packages. The Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents is...

Sri Lanka condemns ‘foreigners only’ policy

Some restaurants and resorts on Unawatuna only serving foreigners Sri Lanka’s authorities and tourism industry players alike are making clear their opposition to attempts by...

SAS with new price structure

On 1 June 2018, SAS is launching “SAS For Business”, a new program designed to make it easier for small and medium sized enterprises...
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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...

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