Plastic on planes?
Plastics play a huge role on airplanes, especially in catering, but it wasn’t always this way. Going back to the so-called golden age of...
Long long haul NY-SYD
Qantas, which aspires to fly nonstop from Sydney to London and New York by early next decaydneye, will run three research flights along those...
BLL World champ
Billund Airport has just won the World Cup in route development and marketing in the category 'up to 4 million passengers'. The World Cup...
AirGreenland with new loyal club
Air Greenland is increasing focus on what is most important: our customers. The airline has just launched Club Timmisa –customer club, which among other...
Danish gourmet products on board
Locally produced Danish delicacies from Vendsyssel, Central Zealand and the South Funen Archipelago will be aboard the new Airbus 350-900, which will facilitate from...
Crminals target cruiselines
Hurtigruten said it is providing cash assistance to scores of cruise guests who lost their luggage when a baggage truck was stolen on the...
Safe to travel
Much is still unknown about the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak and health officials are urging vigilance.
That means travelers crisscrossing the globe should be aware of...
ITB cancelles
The European Tour Operator Association under their outspoken CEO Tom Jenkins provided a sobering outlook on the European Travel and Tourism Industry with Coronavirus in the...
Where to go
COVID-19 has affected 155 countries and led to over 182,000 confirmed cases worldwide. Of these confirmed cases, the total number of 'recovered' has now...
Violating India lockdown given bizarre punishment
Indian police have come up with a novel way to punish tourists violating the nationwide lockdown.
It is treating them like naughty schoolchildren.
Ten tourists were...
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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...
