IATA bats for countering terrorist travel
IATA and the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism to strengthen cooperation with the United Nations Countering Terrorist Travel Programme
World’s first bear Grylls camp to open in Ras Al Khaimah on UAE’s highest mountain
The survival courses, run by UK experts trained at the Bear Grylls Survival Academy, launching in October
India supports airport expansion project in Maldives
India is set to support the expansion of Hanimaadhoo International Airport located in the northern part of the Maldives. An Airports Authority of India (AAI) team visited the Maldives this week to carry out initial survey and assessment work.
The detailed project report (DPR) is expected to be prepared in two months, following which the…
Shorter quarantine for foreign tourists in Thailand if new test succeeds
A seven-day quarantine for foreign tourists can be put into effect in November if the first batch of inbound tourists in October is clear of coronavirus infections
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How Virtual PATA Travel Mart 2020 welcomed over 1,000 delegates
Virtual PATA Travel Mart 2020 attracted over 1,000 delegates from 60 global destinations
Can safety and sustainability go hand-in-hand?
Skyscanner’s New World of Travel report has revealed that sustainable travel concerns are no longer on top of mind for many travellers.
Smiling Albino shifts focus on domestic travel
With Thailand’s tourism reopening is still bound to happen, Smiling Albino shifts its focus on local offerings anticipating the rise in domestic travel.
Unions condemn Ryanair CEO’s bonus pay in the time of mass layoffs
European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) condemn the shareholders’ decision to pay out a €458,000 bonus to Ryanair’s CEO Michael…
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How Virtual PATA Travel Mart 2020 welcomed over 1,000 delegates
Virtual PATA Travel Mart 2020 attracted over 1,000 delegates from 60 global destinations
Can safety and sustainability go hand-in-hand?
Skyscanner’s New World of Travel report has revealed that sustainable travel concerns are no longer on top of mind for many travellers.
Smiling Albino shifts focus on domestic travel
With Thailand’s tourism reopening is still bound to happen, Smiling Albino shifts its focus on local offerings anticipating the rise in domestic travel.
Unions condemn Ryanair CEO’s bonus pay in the time of mass layoffs
European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) condemn the shareholders’ decision to pay out a €458,000 bonus to Ryanair’s CEO Michael…
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IATA and the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism to strengthen cooperation with the United Nations Countering Terrorist Travel Programme
The survival courses, run by UK experts trained at the Bear Grylls Survival Academy, launching in October
India is set to support the expansion of Hanimaadhoo International Airport located in the northern part of the Maldives. An Airports Authority of India (AAI) team visited the Maldives this week to carry out initial survey and assessment work. The detailed project report (DPR) is expected to be prepared in two months, following which the […]
A seven-day quarantine for foreign tourists can be put into effect in November if the first batch of inbound tourists in October is clear of coronavirus infections
Virtual PATA Travel Mart 2020 attracted over 1,000 delegates from 60 global destinations
Skyscanner’s New World of Travel report has revealed that sustainable travel concerns are no longer on top of mind for many travellers.
With Thailand’s tourism reopening is still bound to happen, Smiling Albino shifts its focus on local offerings anticipating the rise in domestic travel.
European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) condemn the shareholders’ decision to pay out a €458,000 bonus to Ryanair’s CEO Michael O’Leary
FlyersRights.org, the largest airline passenger organization, submitted comments criticizing FAA’s proposed fixes for the Boeing 737 MAX as inadequate and not supported by data.
According to recent research, Europe’s airlines have been offering significantly discounted fares for the September to December period in a bid to attract back travelers.
