USA losing tourists
USA technology company Foursquare claims, that U.S. tourism is in dramatic decline, losing 16 percent market share of international tourist arrivals from November 2016...
Air France honours its new Airbus A220
Admire Air France's Airbus A220 flying over the Atlantic coast between la Pointe de Grave and the Southern Landes
The most innovative and efficient single-aisle...
New Zealand to regulate tourism
Tourism in New Zealand is on a crossnote. Calls for visitor limits and charges to help pay for infrastructure are not only loud in...
April 2017 edition of the TTO Scandinavia magazine
ITB failed, report from the world's biggest travel mart – MUC turns 25 and look at 50 million pax – MICE in West Nordic...
What Next? Airlines, Airports Look Beyond Summer
There are questions over whether the rebound in demand expected this summer will extend into winter.
The northern hemisphere summer season is expected to be...
Airline Has Run Out of Flight Attendant Uniforms
An Indian airline says ‘unforeseen’ supply chain woes have left it without enough uniforms to dress its flight attendants amidst a hiring blitz.
In a...
No fairness in a penalty of 4-600 Euros for customers who...
“The Supreme Court decision will hopefully shed light on the lack of logic and fairness in the regulation towards the airline industry which has...
One-day strike to be expect on September 16 or “flight delays
The French Civil Aviation Authority has ordered airlines to reduce their schedules by as much as half on Friday because of a strike by...
IATA lower expectations
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) downgraded its traffic forecast for 2020 to reflect a weaker-than-expected recovery, as evidenced by a dismal end to...
Qantas Sydney to London route will become world’s longest direct flight...
Qantas says the new-generation Airbus jets will carry fewer passengers than its rivals and offer more space as travellers strap in for a 20-hour...
































