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Rebus är ett modernt Windowsbaserat ekonomi- och bokningssystem för resebranschen.

World’s biggest carriers by market capitalisation not in “west” but east and south

Airline launches fee for service keeping fares locked.

Manufacturer anticipates an extra 26,000 planes will be needed by 2030.

All member states and a total of 1,600 delegates are expected to take part.

A family of four will pay hundreds more onboard Royal Caribbean.

One US list puts Iceland, Finland and Estonia in its top eight worldwide.

Captain Olsen will helm Queen Victoria during debut Americas season.

Customised pricing is only a matter of time, say experts.

Cruise ships big, small and ‘mega’ have different advantages for clients.

Third consecutive record year brings 7,200 new guest rooms.

Cruise expedition battered by 10-metre waves, bridge window smashed.

New €5.35 charge is latest in long line of revenue-boosting measures.

New Amadeus report focuses on opportunities for airlines and agents.

A lawyer reveals the most important legal pitfalls related to medical tourism.

Amtrak’s Acela Express high-speed train has taken majority of market.

IATA announces decision for Tony Tyler to fill post after Bisignani retirement.

Service available on almost entire intercontinental network by end of 2011.

A Holiday Inn property in the US gives a memorable gift at Christmas Eve.

In business travel, airlines and hotels use rediscovered negotiating power.