Atlanta lands No. 1 spot on busiest airports worldwide.
Eight of the 10 busiest airports in the world are based in the U.S., with Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) taking the No. 1...
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,...
If you’re not already doing so, start selling luxury now
Are you selling luxury travel? If not, it's a good time to start incorporating it into your business mix.
According to GlobalData, the luxury travel...
US Airports Dominate World’s Busiest Rankings
Eight of the top 10 busiest airports in the world in 2021 were in the US, data published by ACI World has found, with...
Travel industry getting tough on Covid test rule
ORLANDO — The travel industry will get "aggressive" to end pre-departure testing, U.S. Travel Association CEO Roger Dow told the media at this year's...
These are the countries Europeans can travel to right now
Hoping that summer 2021 might be better than 2020?
It’s difficult to see how it could be worse.
For those not in national lockdown, there are...
SWISS to be the world’s first airline to use Synhelion solar...
SWISS and the Lufthansa Group have concluded a strategic collaboration with the Synhelion company to bring its solar aviation fuel to market. This will...
dnata announces US$100 million investment in green operations
dnata, the global air and travel services provider, announced that it would invest US$ 100 million in green operations in the next two years...
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...
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Google makes some huge changes to the way it connects users and operators in the tours, activities and attractions vertical
As industry giant Google makes...
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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...
