Lotus’ campaign will use the key pillars of Visit Estonia, which include nature, food and drink, culture, wildlife and adventure, to encourage visits to and beyond Tallinn.
Due to the unrest in Israel and the region, Odyssey has not been able to complete the preparations required to operate from Haifa, Israel as planned, the company said.
IHG Hotels & Resorts has announced the signing of a master development agreement with RIVA Development Company via its wholly owned subsidiary RIVA Hospitality for Hotel Services Company.
Officials said it aims to provide a clear and accessible source of information for passengers outlining their rights and responsibilities when travelling this summer.
With voyages beginning August next year, the vessel, the first of six ships within an all-new Prima Class, will offer guests new and exciting itineraries.
Seven cruise line brands from Carnival Corporation have now announced plans to resume operations this summer. Limited itineraries for 16 ships have been confirmed to date.
The new tool from Turespaña allows holidaymakers to consult Covid-19 travel restrictions to Spain as well as entry and exit requirements from their respective countries.
The Travel Corporation is opening up its destination management company portfolio to other travel companies and businesses to white label and tailor for the first time.
The package of £250 million mainly consists of additional equity and loans from a syndicate of banks guaranteed by the shareholders. Partners include the French state railway group SNCF and Patina Rail.
One of the top travel destinations and already a popular city escape known for its World Heritage architecture, history, mouth-watering cuisine and shopping, Lisbon is also home to golden Atlantic beaches.
United plans to fly 80 per cent of its US schedule in July when compared to the same month of 2019. At the same time, the carrier said bookings for summer travel are up 214 per cent.
Ryanair has reported a full-year loss of €815 million for financial 2020 as the Covid-19 pandemic took a huge toll on the industry. The Irish airline carried just 27.5 million passengers last year.
Throughout May the airline will operate 186 flights to ‘green list’ countries with the first taking off from London Luton to Faro at 08:55 this morning.
The airline has introduced changes to the flying experience to help ensure a frictionless experience, including trials of travel apps to upload documentation and a virtual queuing system.
The vessel was named by Irene Hays, chair of Hays Travel, the largest independent travel agency in the UK, in a glittering quayside ceremony by the bow of the ship.
All Ahoy tours will initially take place without calling at a port. As soon as the first destinations are again available for cruise tourism, these cruises will also be offered with port calls.
John Speers, board director of the Tourism Society, here tells Breaking Travel News what we can expect as the tourism industry begins its recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic this summer
