Sydney, Australia-based Exhibitions & Trade Fairs (ETF) has appointed Jason Berman as international portfolio director, responsible for driving LNG, WGC and the NGV Global shows.
Herman’s appointment follows the departure of Rodney Cox, who left to become event director for the International Gas Union.
London convention bureau London and Partners says it has experienced a major increase in enquiries this summer (northern) following the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.
UK-based easyJet has put its 2017 spring flights on sale, with a record number available for passengers to book now.
A major new sculptural installation, Blue Sky with Rainbow by US artist Julianne Swartz, is now open for viewing at the Art Gallery of Western Australia in Perth.
“Julianne Swartz is an American artist who uses installation, sound art and sculpture to explore the interface between private and public, inside and outside, individuals and surroundings,” said Tanya Sticca, communications manager at AGWA.
Two American Samoan businessmen have filed complaints with the US Transportation Department because they were weighed before they boarded a flight from Honolulu.
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Aviation Group and Europe's Tui may combine to create a new European leisure airline group.
UK travellers are being warned not to fall for scams promoting fake Flybe and British Airways offers.
Virgin Australia wants the regulator to reject a proposed code share agreement between Qantas and Air Niugini because it says it will erode competition.
Several US carriers are offering partial refunds for travellers with existing itineraries to or out of areas affected by Hurricane Matthew.
Private equity firm TPG and fund company BlackRock are among half a dozen firms that have shown preliminary interest in a 49 per cent stake in loss-making SriLankan Airlines.
The bids are still being evaluated by the Sri Lankan government.
Turkish Airlines has opened a frequent flier lounge at Washington Dulles International Airport, USA.
Sri Lanka will pay US$170 million to aircraft leasing firm AerCap Holdings for cancelling a lease for four A350s signed by the previous government, according to Finance minister Ravi Karunanayake.
Indian budget carrier IndiGo has introduced a “quiet zone” policy for premium seats, meaning children younger than 12 aren’t allowed.
Some passengers/parents have already slammed the move, calling it discriminatory.
Sydney, Australia-based Exhibitions & Trade Fairs (ETF) has appointed Jason Berman as international portfolio director, responsible for driving LNG, WGC and the NGV Global shows.
Herman’s appointment follows the departure of Rodney Cox, who left to become event director for the International Gas Union.
London convention bureau London and Partners says it has experienced a major increase in enquiries this summer (northern) following the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.
UK-based easyJet has put its 2017 spring flights on sale, with a record number available for passengers to book now.
A major new sculptural installation, Blue Sky with Rainbow by US artist Julianne Swartz, is now open for viewing at the Art Gallery of Western Australia in Perth.
“Julianne Swartz is an American artist who uses installation, sound art and sculpture to explore the interface between private and public, inside and outside, individuals and surroundings,” said Tanya Sticca, communications manager at AGWA.
Two American Samoan businessmen have filed complaints with the US Transportation Department because they were weighed before they boarded a flight from Honolulu.
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Aviation Group and Europe's Tui may combine to create a new European leisure airline group.
UK travellers are being warned not to fall for scams promoting fake Flybe and British Airways offers.
Virgin Australia wants the regulator to reject a proposed code share agreement between Qantas and Air Niugini because it says it will erode competition.
Several US carriers are offering partial refunds for travellers with existing itineraries to or out of areas affected by Hurricane Matthew.
Private equity firm TPG and fund company BlackRock are among half a dozen firms that have shown preliminary interest in a 49 per cent stake in loss-making SriLankan Airlines.
The bids are still being evaluated by the Sri Lankan government.
Turkish Airlines has opened a frequent flier lounge at Washington Dulles International Airport, USA.
Sri Lanka will pay US$170 million to aircraft leasing firm AerCap Holdings for cancelling a lease for four A350s signed by the previous government, according to Finance minister Ravi Karunanayake.
Indian budget carrier IndiGo has introduced a “quiet zone” policy for premium seats, meaning children younger than 12 aren’t allowed.
Some passengers/parents have already slammed the move, calling it discriminatory.
