IAG, the parent of British Airways, is creating a Barcelona, Spain-based budget carrier flying between Europe and the US West Coast, including to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
London Gatwick Airport is advising passengers to check which terminal they are booked to fly from or to before three of its major airlines make changes in January.
From 1 January 2017, Australian residents who owe money to government community services arm Centrelink could be stopped by immigration officials at airports and prevented from leaving the country.
South Korea's Korean Air Lines has cancelled nearly 150 passenger and cargo flights due to a 10-day strike by about 180 pilots.
In the absence of UK government advice on an okay to fly there, Thomas Cook UK and Ireland has cancelled its few planned package holidays to Egypt's Sharm el Sheikh for northern summer 2017.
Planned UK strikes by British Airways cabin crew on Christmas Day and Boxing Day have been suspended.
Australian spending by domestic tourists hit an all-time high of A$59.8 billion in the past year.
Australian airline Qantas’ Sydney-Denpasar, Bali service will move to a year-round schedule from March 2017* to meet demand for what is Australia’s most popular holiday destination.
The Australian tourism industry has retained its super-growth status, with the sector growing more than three times as fast as the rest of the economy in the 2015-16 year, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) Tourism Satellite Account (TSA).
Fiji Airways plans twice weekly direct services to Nadi from Adelaide, Australia from Friday, June 30, 2017.
Holidaymakers are being urged to redefine their YOLO (you only live once) attitude as new data from QBE Insurance Australia reveals illness and injury top the list of claims for overseas travellers.
A new international event will focus on the challenges that event venues face managing the increasing technology demands of their customers.
In Australia, the Federal government's Notice of Intention (NoI) to Sydney Airport that outlines the formal contractual terms for the company to build and operate a new airport at Badgerys Creek in western Sydney has raised eyebrows.
IAG, the parent of British Airways, is creating a Barcelona, Spain-based budget carrier flying between Europe and the US West Coast, including to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
London Gatwick Airport is advising passengers to check which terminal they are booked to fly from or to before three of its major airlines make changes in January.
From 1 January 2017, Australian residents who owe money to government community services arm Centrelink could be stopped by immigration officials at airports and prevented from leaving the country.
South Korea's Korean Air Lines has cancelled nearly 150 passenger and cargo flights due to a 10-day strike by about 180 pilots.
In the absence of UK government advice on an okay to fly there, Thomas Cook UK and Ireland has cancelled its few planned package holidays to Egypt's Sharm el Sheikh for northern summer 2017.
Planned UK strikes by British Airways cabin crew on Christmas Day and Boxing Day have been suspended.
Australian spending by domestic tourists hit an all-time high of A$59.8 billion in the past year.
Australian airline Qantas’ Sydney-Denpasar, Bali service will move to a year-round schedule from March 2017* to meet demand for what is Australia’s most popular holiday destination.
The Australian tourism industry has retained its super-growth status, with the sector growing more than three times as fast as the rest of the economy in the 2015-16 year, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) Tourism Satellite Account (TSA).
Fiji Airways plans twice weekly direct services to Nadi from Adelaide, Australia from Friday, June 30, 2017.
Holidaymakers are being urged to redefine their YOLO (you only live once) attitude as new data from QBE Insurance Australia reveals illness and injury top the list of claims for overseas travellers.
A new international event will focus on the challenges that event venues face managing the increasing technology demands of their customers.
In Australia, the Federal government's Notice of Intention (NoI) to Sydney Airport that outlines the formal contractual terms for the company to build and operate a new airport at Badgerys Creek in western Sydney has raised eyebrows.
