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Icelandair restructuring Scandinavian sales strategy

Last year Icelandair changed the presence in OSL, STO and HEL by closing the offices and having sales people covering the area from home...

Eve Air and Blade partnership for eVTOL launch in Europe

Eve Air Mobility and Blade Air Mobility will strengthen their longstanding partnership to transform air transportation in Europe and extend their memorandum of understanding...

Croatia will be joining the Schengen

Europe's passport-free travel zone will be welcoming Croatia but Romania and Bulgaria have been left outside. EU countries today voted on whether or not to...

The new destination Sustainability index

The Global Destination Sustainability Index (GDS-Index) has released its second ranking of the world’s most sustainable cities for business events. The top 10 performers with...

OceanSky Plans Ambitious North Pole Airship Cruise

Life is full of contradictions, some large and some small. If you happen to be someone who loves to travel but is also concerned...

September/October 2016 edition of the TTO Scandinavia magazine

Zika spreading, first illborn babies in Thailand - Oslo, most expensive city - Vestnorden travel awards to? - Plan to ban dolphin swimming

Qatar buys more of BA and Iberia

Qatar Airways has lifted its shareholding in British Airways owner International Airlines Group. The Gulf carrier’s stake has increased from 21.4% to 25.1% for an...

Five million cruise guests

More people than ever before are cruising in the Baltic Sea. That is what the newly published 2018 edition of the Cruise Baltic Market...

Mannschafts-Airbus

To serve the expanded summer programme, Eurowings will station a second aircraft in the Ruhr metropolis from June 2021. In this context, the "BVB...

KL-AF to change loyalty programme

Flying Blue, the loyalty program used by Air France, KLM and a handful of smaller carriers, will get a significant overhaul in 2018. On April...
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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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