Greece has introduced new regulations aimed at managing the surge in cruise tourism at its islands.
Travel News reported that Greece was planning to limit the number...
The EU’s long-awaited Entry-Exit System (EES), which is set to launch on 10 November, may face further delays with reports that some EU member states...
Radisson Hotels Group has launched its first Radisson RED property in Germany following the renovation and rebadging of the former Park Plaza Berlin Kudamm.The...
The travel and tourism industry has long been a dynamic and rewarding field for job seekers, offering roles that span everything from hotel management...
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Turkish Airlines will begin charging a ‘distribution cost recovery fee’ of US$24 (or the equivalent in local currency) per ticket booked through GDS EDIFACT...
In South Africa, around 7,5% of the population have a disability, according to the 2019 General Household Survey by Statistics South Africa. This equates...
On September 30, Qantas will start using an Airbus A380 superjumbo on its services from Sydney to Johannesburg, doubling its capacity on every flight.
Michi...
Sign up to Simon Calder’s free travel email for expert advice and money-saving discountsGet Simon Calder’s Travel emailGet Simon Calder’s Travel emailWidespread floods in...
Corporate travel is steadily returning to its pre-pandemic levels as openness to international travel, conference attendance, client sales and project work all continue to...
Although corporate travel departments may have fallen behind with implementing sustainability and carbon emission reduction measures, the Climate Change Bill, signed by SA President...
