Expedia reveals 2022’s biggest travel trend-The GOAT mindset:
Expedia® releases its 2022 Travel Trends Report revealing that travelers are shaking up the status quo with new priorities next year. Top findings from...
Are Airline Delays, Cancellations Finally Starting to Break?
Have we finally seen a chink in the armor? A crack in the egg? A light at the end of the tunnel?
A combination of...
Singapore expects to welcome up to six million visitors this year
The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) has forecasted international visitor arrivals (IVA) to be between four to six million visitors this year, following the city’s...
Europeans Optimistic About Travel
Europeans are optimistic about traveling in the short term, with a majority planning to visit another European country in the April-September period, according to...
Holiday Travel: Americans Ready to Hit the Road
A new study found that Americans plan to hit the roads and skies for the holidays, but health and financial concerns still weigh on...
The loneliest airport in the world
Which airport has with the world's the longest runway, the world's worst climate and situated the farthest away from the downtown? Qamdo Bamda Airport
Situated at...
Heathrow continues to see ‘signs of recovery’ for business travel
London Heathrow is expecting business travel to account for a higher share of its traffic in 2023, as the corporate market has been “showing...
The land of Devils and Witches
5 Unusual Reasons to Visit Lithuania
1. Lithuania is small—but ideal for traveling by car
Though 14th-century Lithuania was the largest in Europe—and many Lithuanians are still...
Flybe With 23 Routes
The revived UK regional carrier will face competition on about two-thirds of the routes being launched.
The Flybe brand will return to the skies next...
Japan, welcomes individual tourists once again
Japan will resume visa-free entry for individual travellers from October 11, announced prime minister Fumio Kishida last week in New York.
This brings the country’s...
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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...
