The Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC) has called for stronger federal government investment in tourism promotion to ensure Australia attracts more international visitors.
Air Canada says it is the first airline in Canada with approval to offer customers facial recognition technology to confirm identification.
Taiwan, the Philippines and South Korea have signed an agreement to form the Asia Archipelago Cruise Alliance, an Asia cruise taskforce focused on developing Asian cruise tourism by attracting more international cruise lines to the region.
Early next month, the USA's United Airlines is launching a new seat map feature to help families with children under 12 find seats together free of charge, even when booking 'Basic Economy' tickets.
From April 12, Vietnam's Vietjet says it will operate six direct flights a week between Ho Chi Minh City and Sydney, adding Australia's biggest city to the carrier's growing network.
Sabre Corporation has inked a deal with China’s Tian Xia Fang Cang to create revenue growth in the Chinese hospitality marketplace.
Malaysia's Langkawi Development Authority (LADA) will host Routes Asia 2024 from 3 to 5 March next year with co-host partners Malaysia Airports Holding Berhad (MAHB) and Tourism Malaysia.
Hong Kong’s Airport Authority reports 2.07 million passengers used the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) in January, up from 71,000 in the same month last year.
Airlines in Spain are almost back to pre-Covid passenger levels, the country's Ministry of Tourism says, with 55.8 per cent operated by low-cost airlines and 44.2 per cent by full-service airlines.
From June, Thailand will impose an entry fee on foreign holidaymakers, with those flying to the country paying THB300 (US$8.75) per entry and those entering by land or sea THB150 (US$4.37).
The USA's Southwest is moving its wifi pricing from US$8 per day to US$8 per flight, but is upgrading the experience by moving to Viasat, which provides services to some of the country's top airlines.
India's Akasa Air will place a "substantial" order for new narrow-body jets this year, as it looks to capitalise on booming demand at home and to begin international flights, its chief executive has told Reuters.
The Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC) has called for stronger federal government investment in tourism promotion to ensure Australia attracts more international visitors.
Air Canada says it is the first airline in Canada with approval to offer customers facial recognition technology to confirm identification.
Taiwan, the Philippines and South Korea have signed an agreement to form the Asia Archipelago Cruise Alliance, an Asia cruise taskforce focused on developing Asian cruise tourism by attracting more international cruise lines to the region.
Early next month, the USA's United Airlines is launching a new seat map feature to help families with children under 12 find seats together free of charge, even when booking 'Basic Economy' tickets.
From April 12, Vietnam's Vietjet says it will operate six direct flights a week between Ho Chi Minh City and Sydney, adding Australia's biggest city to the carrier's growing network.
Sabre Corporation has inked a deal with China’s Tian Xia Fang Cang to create revenue growth in the Chinese hospitality marketplace.
Malaysia's Langkawi Development Authority (LADA) will host Routes Asia 2024 from 3 to 5 March next year with co-host partners Malaysia Airports Holding Berhad (MAHB) and Tourism Malaysia.
Hong Kong’s Airport Authority reports 2.07 million passengers used the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) in January, up from 71,000 in the same month last year.
Airlines in Spain are almost back to pre-Covid passenger levels, the country's Ministry of Tourism says, with 55.8 per cent operated by low-cost airlines and 44.2 per cent by full-service airlines.
From June, Thailand will impose an entry fee on foreign holidaymakers, with those flying to the country paying THB300 (US$8.75) per entry and those entering by land or sea THB150 (US$4.37).
The USA's Southwest is moving its wifi pricing from US$8 per day to US$8 per flight, but is upgrading the experience by moving to Viasat, which provides services to some of the country's top airlines.
India's Akasa Air will place a "substantial" order for new narrow-body jets this year, as it looks to capitalise on booming demand at home and to begin international flights, its chief executive has told Reuters.
