Qatar Airways is offering premium passengers flying to the USA from its Doha base a laptop loan service as a solution to the recent US ban on carrying personal laptops and PC tablets as cabin baggage.
In Australia, Four Points by Sheraton Melbourne Docklands has opened. After an official unveiling by Melbourne's Lord Mayor Robert Doyle, guests have begun checking in to the new 273 room property in the bustling Docklands precinct.
The 22nd edition of the China (Shanghai) International Boat Show (CIBS 2017) - now Asia's largest boating event - will be held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre from 26-29 April 2017.
CIBS expects to welcome over 500 companies from 20 exhibiting countries and will host over 30 international product launches.
From 2016-2035, Latin America will require 2,570 new passenger and freighter aircraft, including 2,030 single-aisle and 540 wide body, worth an estimated US$350 billion, according to the most recent Airbus Global Market Forecast presented by Rafael Alonso, president of Airbus Latin America and Caribbean.
Overall spend by convention delegates in NZ during calendar 2016 was up around 25 per cent although spending by international visitors increased only one per cent despite a seven per cent growth in numbers.
USA-based Alaska Airlines is en route to a legal battle with Richard Branson concerning millions of dollars in licensing fees related to its purchase of Virgin America, which it is now preparing to retire as a brand.
A new system that alerts airline passengers when their checked bags are delayed means US airlines no longer will count the luggage as lost.
The Airports Authority of India (AAI), which operates Ahmedabad and Jaipur airports, says 11 private players have registered an interest in operating Ahmedabad Airport and seven private companies have registered to bid for Jaipur Airport.
Irish carrier Ryanair's chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs says his company believes flights between the UK and Europe could cease 'for a while' in two years.
Virgin Australia’s fleet of 75 B737 aircraft is being reconfigured to provide extra legroom in the first three rows of the economy cabin.
At the recent European Cities Marketing meeting in Gdansk, attendees were asked to name and find ways to overcome challenges for Destination Marketing Organisations (DMOs), aiming to show ceos and ECM members how to succeed at specific digital-related topics.
The 6th Emerging Airports Forum, to be held at Hilton Hotel Jeddah on 29-30 November 2017, will focus on Saudi airports development projects and the ongoing and future airport development projects in the Emerging Markets regions worth US$60 billion in Middle East, Indian Sub-continent, Asia Pacific, Africa and Russia-CIS.
South East Queensland, Australia’s Jupiter’s Gold Coast has a new name and brand, becoming The Star Gold Coast from March 30, 2017.
Having played a pivotal role in shaping the face of the City since opening in 1985, the transition to The Star comes as the property redevelopment enters a new phase. Six new food and beverage offerings, 596 refurbished hotel rooms and a luxury poolside experience are among the already-completed features.
Qatar Airways is offering premium passengers flying to the USA from its Doha base a laptop loan service as a solution to the recent US ban on carrying personal laptops and PC tablets as cabin baggage.
In Australia, Four Points by Sheraton Melbourne Docklands has opened. After an official unveiling by Melbourne's Lord Mayor Robert Doyle, guests have begun checking in to the new 273 room property in the bustling Docklands precinct.
The 22nd edition of the China (Shanghai) International Boat Show (CIBS 2017) - now Asia's largest boating event - will be held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre from 26-29 April 2017.
CIBS expects to welcome over 500 companies from 20 exhibiting countries and will host over 30 international product launches.
From 2016-2035, Latin America will require 2,570 new passenger and freighter aircraft, including 2,030 single-aisle and 540 wide body, worth an estimated US$350 billion, according to the most recent Airbus Global Market Forecast presented by Rafael Alonso, president of Airbus Latin America and Caribbean.
Overall spend by convention delegates in NZ during calendar 2016 was up around 25 per cent although spending by international visitors increased only one per cent despite a seven per cent growth in numbers.
USA-based Alaska Airlines is en route to a legal battle with Richard Branson concerning millions of dollars in licensing fees related to its purchase of Virgin America, which it is now preparing to retire as a brand.
A new system that alerts airline passengers when their checked bags are delayed means US airlines no longer will count the luggage as lost.
The Airports Authority of India (AAI), which operates Ahmedabad and Jaipur airports, says 11 private players have registered an interest in operating Ahmedabad Airport and seven private companies have registered to bid for Jaipur Airport.
Irish carrier Ryanair's chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs says his company believes flights between the UK and Europe could cease 'for a while' in two years.
Virgin Australia’s fleet of 75 B737 aircraft is being reconfigured to provide extra legroom in the first three rows of the economy cabin.
At the recent European Cities Marketing meeting in Gdansk, attendees were asked to name and find ways to overcome challenges for Destination Marketing Organisations (DMOs), aiming to show ceos and ECM members how to succeed at specific digital-related topics.
The 6th Emerging Airports Forum, to be held at Hilton Hotel Jeddah on 29-30 November 2017, will focus on Saudi airports development projects and the ongoing and future airport development projects in the Emerging Markets regions worth US$60 billion in Middle East, Indian Sub-continent, Asia Pacific, Africa and Russia-CIS.
South East Queensland, Australia’s Jupiter’s Gold Coast has a new name and brand, becoming The Star Gold Coast from March 30, 2017.
Having played a pivotal role in shaping the face of the City since opening in 1985, the transition to The Star comes as the property redevelopment enters a new phase. Six new food and beverage offerings, 596 refurbished hotel rooms and a luxury poolside experience are among the already-completed features.
