An Icelandic adventure tourism company offers trips combining sailing and running in Greenland and Iceland.
Read More »Airlines squeezed by slowing demand, rising costs
Rising costs including labour, fuel and infrastructure are biting into margins right across the board, IATA says, with European airlines suffering too.
Read More »Hard Rock opening guitar-shaped hotel
Hard Rock has set an opening date of October for the world’s first guitar-shaped hotel, which will be part of its Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida.
Read More »“Muck-diving” trend boosts tourism
The scuba diving craze has become big business, helping small coastal communities in countries like the Philippines and Indonesia.
Read More »Stockholm hotel profits falling
Revenue levels at many of Europe's hotels are in decline, and Stockholm is experiencing the same trend.
Read More »Copenhagen has top MICE location
The technology provider Cvent has unveiled its lists of top meeting hotels in the US, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific for 2019, and Copenhagen has made the list in Europe.
Read More »Luxury hotel celebrates one year in Vilnius
With an emphasis on celebrating the local cultural heritage, Hotel Pacai in the Lithuanian capital attracted 25,000 guests in its first year.
Read More »China Eastern to fly Stockholm-Shanghai year-round
After offering flights between Stockholm and Shanghai during summer 2018 and then suspending the service, the airline will now also operate the route in winter.
Read More »Much to do about Gothenburg this summer
With Banksy and dinosaur exhibits as well as a new hotel, summer 2019 is filled with news for the Swedish city and its visitors.
Read More »Turku Castle to get new history museum
An interactive history museum is to be built near Turku's medieval castle by 2029, and the city says it will be a "museum of the future."
Read More »Danish cities experience 2019 hotel boom
As in the capital Copenhagen, the hotel and venue boom of 2018 is continuing across Denmark into 2019 and beyond, and there is no sign of it slowing down.
Read More »Flybe boss to depart in July
Flybe chief executive Christine Ourmieres-Widener will step down from her position on July 15.
Read More »London Stansted delays are longest in UK
Passengers at Stansted Airport experienced the longest delays compared to 24 other airports in the country, according to new analysis.
Read More »KLM commits to sustainable aviation fuel
KLM has announced a commitment with partners to produce and purchase sustainable aviation fuel manufactured at a new plant in Europe.
Read More »Amsterdam demands fewer tourists
Though responsible agencies claim tourists are still welcome in the Netherlands, the country's most popular city would rather cut the numbers instead of plot future increases.
Read More »First Korean Air charter lands in Riga
The first charter flight from Seoul, Korea to Riga, Latvia arrived on Friday carrying a group that will travel around the Baltic countries.
Read More »Copenhagen’s hotel boom to continue
The Danish hotel and venue boom of 2018 is continuing into 2019 and beyond, and there is no sign of it slowing down.
Read More »Booking sites still “misleading” customers
Consumer group Which? is warning that travellers should be wary of the crafty sales tactics of hotel booking websites.
Read More »IHG fills new role to promote northern hotels
Hotel giant InterContinental group has announced the promotion of Joanna Kurowska to director of operations for luxury and managed hotels in Northern Europe.
Read More »Italian upholstery to cover Lufthansa A320 seats
An Italian manufacturer has won a contract to produce seats for new A320 aircraft across the group's airlines.
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