A UK schoolboy who launched world-wide cyber attacks on web sites as part of a campaign for animal rights has told a court he was not also responsible for hoax airline bomb threats, despite earlier admitting the charge.
The first regional jet produced as part of China’s attempts to compete with Embraer and Bombardier among others has made its debut flight.
USA-based Marriott has released plans for 30 new 'AC by Marriott' hotels in the next three years - mainly in the US, Caribbean and Latin America.
Media and travel entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson says his Virgin Group has lost a third of its value since Britain voted to leave the EU (Brexit).
Iceland's budget carrier Wow air will offer fares from Dublin, Ireland to New York, USA from EUR129 each way flying via Reykjavik from November 25.
Polish carrier Lot Polish Airlines has opened a new route to Bali, flying once a week using a B787.
Australia's Office of Transport Security has briefed airlines and airports following the suicide bomber attack at Istanbul’s Ataturk International Airport in Turkey - and a local expert has called for a rethink of airport security.
A group of Australian agents have enjoyed a week in Europe on Carnival Cruise Line’s new ship Carnival Vista, test driving its new onboard entertainment and experiences.
Pictured are some of the group ahead of a spin on Carnival Vista’s Skyride (L-R): Ivanka Matic (Cruiseabout Shellharbour), Tammy Dennis (Infinity), Sandra Pearce (Flight Centre), Amy Kathleen (Cruiseabout Rouse Hill), Janet Temple (Temple Travel), Leah Temple (Temple Travel), Shane Gibbons (Carnival Cruise Line), Anton Loeb (Carnival Cruise Line), Suzanne Gower-Macdonald (Flight Centre Travel Group), Kate Reimers (Infinity), Amanda Secomb (Our Vacation Centre), Wayne Secomb (Our Vacation Centre).
European carriers from representative body Airlines for Europe (A4E) say they expect a period of uncertain trading in the wake of the UK decision to leave the European Union (Brexit), but nothing much will change until the UK triggers its withdrawal from the bloc, a process that will take anything up to two years to complete.
Wayne Taranto has been appointed director of hotels and suites for Crown Group in Australia.
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia will stage its annual Cruise360 Australasia industry conference at The Star Event Centre, Sydney, Australia 16 September.
CLIA president and chief executive Cindy D’Aoust (pictured) will be the headline act in a program of international speakers. In her first visit to Australia since assuming the helm at CLIA, D’Aoust will make the opening address on the global state of the industry.
Diane Chen (pictured) has been promoted to general manager of the New World Expo in Shenyang, the capital of Liaoning province, Northern China which is pre-opening in September with a special national event.
The Expo has 24,000 sqm of exhibition space and an additional 4,000 sqm of convention, meeting and banquet space.
Islamic State (IS or Daesh) is believed to be responsible for the three-man suicide attack that killed 41 and injured nearly 300 at the entrance to Istanbul's Ataturk Airport in Turkey.
A UK schoolboy who launched world-wide cyber attacks on web sites as part of a campaign for animal rights has told a court he was not also responsible for hoax airline bomb threats, despite earlier admitting the charge.
The first regional jet produced as part of China’s attempts to compete with Embraer and Bombardier among others has made its debut flight.
USA-based Marriott has released plans for 30 new 'AC by Marriott' hotels in the next three years - mainly in the US, Caribbean and Latin America.
Media and travel entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson says his Virgin Group has lost a third of its value since Britain voted to leave the EU (Brexit).
Iceland's budget carrier Wow air will offer fares from Dublin, Ireland to New York, USA from EUR129 each way flying via Reykjavik from November 25.
Polish carrier Lot Polish Airlines has opened a new route to Bali, flying once a week using a B787.
Australia's Office of Transport Security has briefed airlines and airports following the suicide bomber attack at Istanbul’s Ataturk International Airport in Turkey - and a local expert has called for a rethink of airport security.
A group of Australian agents have enjoyed a week in Europe on Carnival Cruise Line’s new ship Carnival Vista, test driving its new onboard entertainment and experiences.
Pictured are some of the group ahead of a spin on Carnival Vista’s Skyride (L-R): Ivanka Matic (Cruiseabout Shellharbour), Tammy Dennis (Infinity), Sandra Pearce (Flight Centre), Amy Kathleen (Cruiseabout Rouse Hill), Janet Temple (Temple Travel), Leah Temple (Temple Travel), Shane Gibbons (Carnival Cruise Line), Anton Loeb (Carnival Cruise Line), Suzanne Gower-Macdonald (Flight Centre Travel Group), Kate Reimers (Infinity), Amanda Secomb (Our Vacation Centre), Wayne Secomb (Our Vacation Centre).
European carriers from representative body Airlines for Europe (A4E) say they expect a period of uncertain trading in the wake of the UK decision to leave the European Union (Brexit), but nothing much will change until the UK triggers its withdrawal from the bloc, a process that will take anything up to two years to complete.
Wayne Taranto has been appointed director of hotels and suites for Crown Group in Australia.
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia will stage its annual Cruise360 Australasia industry conference at The Star Event Centre, Sydney, Australia 16 September.
CLIA president and chief executive Cindy D’Aoust (pictured) will be the headline act in a program of international speakers. In her first visit to Australia since assuming the helm at CLIA, D’Aoust will make the opening address on the global state of the industry.
Diane Chen (pictured) has been promoted to general manager of the New World Expo in Shenyang, the capital of Liaoning province, Northern China which is pre-opening in September with a special national event.
The Expo has 24,000 sqm of exhibition space and an additional 4,000 sqm of convention, meeting and banquet space.
Islamic State (IS or Daesh) is believed to be responsible for the three-man suicide attack that killed 41 and injured nearly 300 at the entrance to Istanbul's Ataturk Airport in Turkey.
