India’s inbound Travel & Tourism sector has huge potential, but it lacks a co-ordinated approach to tourism policies, said David Scowsill, president and chief executive World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC).
New Zealand’s Convention Activity Survey for the year ended September 2016 was issued this week by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
The Lufthansa Group's Swiss is offering new code-share services to Australia and New Zealand on flights operated by Singapore Airlines (SIA).
Singapore Airlines subsidiary Scoot is offering ex Perth, Western Australia flights to Greece for A$325 one way, valid for travel between June 20 and October 28 2017.
India's government recently withdrew 500 and 1,000 rupee notes from circulation as part of a crackdown on corruption, but reports say despite the two notes representing 86 per cent of the country's entire currency in circulation, authorities gave only four hours notice of their removal.
A report from iPass claims up to 72 per cent of business travellers are selecting hotel accommodation based on the quality of the wifi.
The report surveyed 1,700 professionals.
A new hotel brand - Principal - has launched in the UK with three hotels in Manchester, Edinburgh and York.
The USA's United Continental Holdings will defer Boeing 737 jet orders worth nearly US$5 billion as part of a cost-saving drive and will change the ordered model.
US freight and passenger carrier National Airlines says it is continuing to support Haiti as the country rebuilds after the devastation caused by Hurricane Matthew.
The tram that this week derailed and crashed in south London, UK, killing seven people and injuring 50 others was travelling at at least three-and-a-half times the 12 mph speed limit on the bend where it came off the rails.
As the UK government appeared to descend into farce over its handling of the country's planned exit from the EU (Brexit), its prime minister Theresa May has accused Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn of being "not up to the job".
While the number of budget airlines in Asia is growing fast, one of the industry's investors claims the region has yet to see a truly low-cost carrier.
Britain has been warned to expect a travel tax and paperwork when travelling to EU countries after the UK leaves the bloc.
India’s inbound Travel & Tourism sector has huge potential, but it lacks a co-ordinated approach to tourism policies, said David Scowsill, president and chief executive World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC).
New Zealand’s Convention Activity Survey for the year ended September 2016 was issued this week by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
The Lufthansa Group's Swiss is offering new code-share services to Australia and New Zealand on flights operated by Singapore Airlines (SIA).
Singapore Airlines subsidiary Scoot is offering ex Perth, Western Australia flights to Greece for A$325 one way, valid for travel between June 20 and October 28 2017.
India's government recently withdrew 500 and 1,000 rupee notes from circulation as part of a crackdown on corruption, but reports say despite the two notes representing 86 per cent of the country's entire currency in circulation, authorities gave only four hours notice of their removal.
A report from iPass claims up to 72 per cent of business travellers are selecting hotel accommodation based on the quality of the wifi.
The report surveyed 1,700 professionals.
A new hotel brand - Principal - has launched in the UK with three hotels in Manchester, Edinburgh and York.
The USA's United Continental Holdings will defer Boeing 737 jet orders worth nearly US$5 billion as part of a cost-saving drive and will change the ordered model.
US freight and passenger carrier National Airlines says it is continuing to support Haiti as the country rebuilds after the devastation caused by Hurricane Matthew.
The tram that this week derailed and crashed in south London, UK, killing seven people and injuring 50 others was travelling at at least three-and-a-half times the 12 mph speed limit on the bend where it came off the rails.
As the UK government appeared to descend into farce over its handling of the country's planned exit from the EU (Brexit), its prime minister Theresa May has accused Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn of being "not up to the job".
While the number of budget airlines in Asia is growing fast, one of the industry's investors claims the region has yet to see a truly low-cost carrier.
Britain has been warned to expect a travel tax and paperwork when travelling to EU countries after the UK leaves the bloc.
