Following a strategic restructure of its European operations, the appointment of a new general sales agent in Eastern Europe and a new European music and entertainment division, charter specialist Chapman Freeborn has opened an operations base in Lithuania.
For the first quarter of 2025, the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has recorded a 32 per cent year-on-year increase in Australian visitation.
Dubai-based Emirates is to add Premium Economy cabins on its Australian Perth A380 and Adelaide A350 routes.
ACI World says post Covid passenger traffic recovery meant airports saw 5.4 per cent fewer visitors in 2023 compared to 2019, but airport revenues were 11.4 less.
China is lowering the minimum threshold for tax refunds for foreign tourists to a spend of about US$27 at a single store on a single day.
AirAsia has launched a sale for flights from Australia to Bali and from there, connecting to cities including Tokyo, Bangkok, Phuket, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and more.
Limited by 'what it is able to do' under current legislation, New York City is putting noise limits on its tourist helicopter industry.
Cathay Pacific has launched its first-ever non-stop passenger flights between Hong Kong and Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) in the US.
UK-based Virgin Atlantic is to launch a daily service to Seoul, South Korea on March 29, 2026, with the rights won as part of conditions tied to the recent merger of Korean Air and Asiana Airlines.
Following the news that Malaysia is the Official Partner Destination of ITB China 2025 (to be held May 27–29 in Shanghai), The Malaysia-China visa-free travel agreement has been extended for another five years with an option to renew for a further five years once it ends.
The Ascott lodging business has signed three properties so far this year, bringing its portfolio to more than 80 properties with more than 17,400 units (operational and pipeline) across 43 cities.
In the US, Alaska Airlines and Southwest Airlines have joined other carriers and have reported weak forward sales.
Saudia Group has ordered 10 A330-900 aircraft for its subsidiary flyadeal, aligning with its 'Saudi Vision 2030', which aims to connect 250 destinations for 330 million-plus travellers and 150 million tourists by 2030.
Following a strategic restructure of its European operations, the appointment of a new general sales agent in Eastern Europe and a new European music and entertainment division, charter specialist Chapman Freeborn has opened an operations base in Lithuania.
For the first quarter of 2025, the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has recorded a 32 per cent year-on-year increase in Australian visitation.
Dubai-based Emirates is to add Premium Economy cabins on its Australian Perth A380 and Adelaide A350 routes.
ACI World says post Covid passenger traffic recovery meant airports saw 5.4 per cent fewer visitors in 2023 compared to 2019, but airport revenues were 11.4 less.
China is lowering the minimum threshold for tax refunds for foreign tourists to a spend of about US$27 at a single store on a single day.
AirAsia has launched a sale for flights from Australia to Bali and from there, connecting to cities including Tokyo, Bangkok, Phuket, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and more.
Limited by 'what it is able to do' under current legislation, New York City is putting noise limits on its tourist helicopter industry.
Cathay Pacific has launched its first-ever non-stop passenger flights between Hong Kong and Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) in the US.
UK-based Virgin Atlantic is to launch a daily service to Seoul, South Korea on March 29, 2026, with the rights won as part of conditions tied to the recent merger of Korean Air and Asiana Airlines.
Following the news that Malaysia is the Official Partner Destination of ITB China 2025 (to be held May 27–29 in Shanghai), The Malaysia-China visa-free travel agreement has been extended for another five years with an option to renew for a further five years once it ends.
The Ascott lodging business has signed three properties so far this year, bringing its portfolio to more than 80 properties with more than 17,400 units (operational and pipeline) across 43 cities.
In the US, Alaska Airlines and Southwest Airlines have joined other carriers and have reported weak forward sales.
Saudia Group has ordered 10 A330-900 aircraft for its subsidiary flyadeal, aligning with its 'Saudi Vision 2030', which aims to connect 250 destinations for 330 million-plus travellers and 150 million tourists by 2030.
