The US State Department is seeking “informal, technical discussions” with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar to help solve a dispute about Gulf airlines’ funding and access to the US market.
Singaporeans can now use automated kiosks at 47 airports in the United States to clear Immigration and Customs more quickly thanks to the United States of America-Singapore Trusted Traveller Program, while eligible US passport-holders have access to automated immigration clearance facilities in Singapore.
British aviation security firm Restrata has won the right to deliver an aviation security program for airports across Egypt, including at Sharm el-Sheikh, where a Russian jet was blown up and which is still a 'no fly' zone for UK and other airlines.
Travel IT firm Sabre Corporation is previewing its new Sabre Red Workspace, which promises to give travel consultants and suppliers across the airline, hotel, rail, cruise and car rental industries a content-rich marketplace, plus intelligent decision-support tools that enable agents and suppliers to more-easily create personalised experiences for travellers.
African airline Ethiopian Airlines has become the first airline in Africa to take delivery of an A350 XWB, one of the most technologically innovative and fuel-efficient aircraft in the market.
Organisers of this year’s Bali and Beyond Travel Fair gave themselves a well-deserved pat on the back after chalking up record numbers of buyers and sellers for the event.
Hetti Perkins will again lead the Collectors and Curators Program (CCP) as part of Australia's Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) 2016.
Despite the economic environment, European cities’ tourism keeps growing, with 5.7 per cent more total bed nights and 6.3 per cent international bed nights in 2015.
VenuesLive Management Services (VenuesLive, formerly Stadium Australia Operations) has been given the nod to operate Perth Stadium.
The 10th anniversary conference of the AustralAsian Academy of Anti-Ageing Medicine (A5M) will be held in Melbourne 06-07 August.
Air Serbia has launched five-a-week A330-200 flights to the United States for the first time since the 1990s' Balkans wars.
Taiwan's China Airlines has appointed Nuan-Hsuan Ho its new chairman and following the resignation of president Yu-Hern Chang, has appointed Su-Chien Hsieh to that role.
Germany's Lufthansa's short and medium-haul aircraft will have in-flight broadband internet from October, with the whole A320 family fleet to have the technology by mid-2018.
The US State Department is seeking “informal, technical discussions” with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar to help solve a dispute about Gulf airlines’ funding and access to the US market.
Singaporeans can now use automated kiosks at 47 airports in the United States to clear Immigration and Customs more quickly thanks to the United States of America-Singapore Trusted Traveller Program, while eligible US passport-holders have access to automated immigration clearance facilities in Singapore.
British aviation security firm Restrata has won the right to deliver an aviation security program for airports across Egypt, including at Sharm el-Sheikh, where a Russian jet was blown up and which is still a 'no fly' zone for UK and other airlines.
Travel IT firm Sabre Corporation is previewing its new Sabre Red Workspace, which promises to give travel consultants and suppliers across the airline, hotel, rail, cruise and car rental industries a content-rich marketplace, plus intelligent decision-support tools that enable agents and suppliers to more-easily create personalised experiences for travellers.
African airline Ethiopian Airlines has become the first airline in Africa to take delivery of an A350 XWB, one of the most technologically innovative and fuel-efficient aircraft in the market.
Organisers of this year’s Bali and Beyond Travel Fair gave themselves a well-deserved pat on the back after chalking up record numbers of buyers and sellers for the event.
Hetti Perkins will again lead the Collectors and Curators Program (CCP) as part of Australia's Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) 2016.
Despite the economic environment, European cities’ tourism keeps growing, with 5.7 per cent more total bed nights and 6.3 per cent international bed nights in 2015.
VenuesLive Management Services (VenuesLive, formerly Stadium Australia Operations) has been given the nod to operate Perth Stadium.
The 10th anniversary conference of the AustralAsian Academy of Anti-Ageing Medicine (A5M) will be held in Melbourne 06-07 August.
Air Serbia has launched five-a-week A330-200 flights to the United States for the first time since the 1990s' Balkans wars.
Taiwan's China Airlines has appointed Nuan-Hsuan Ho its new chairman and following the resignation of president Yu-Hern Chang, has appointed Su-Chien Hsieh to that role.
Germany's Lufthansa's short and medium-haul aircraft will have in-flight broadband internet from October, with the whole A320 family fleet to have the technology by mid-2018.
