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The low-cost carrier wants to see a two-drink limit per passenger and no alcohol sales before 10:00.

Singapore hotels feed on the summit buzz, seeing higher occupancy and serving special drinks and dishes.

Germany has seen around double the number of delays in the first half of 2018 compared to last year.

Unlucky for some. A travel expert shares her thoughts on the cost of air travel and how to get the best deals.

Air China and Air Canada joint venture provides “an unparalleled range of flights, products and services”.

A flat fuel surcharge is being replaced by ticket price rises depending on the length of the route.

The new chairman of the International Air Transport Association embarrasses his colleagues.

The Nordic-owned, Riga-based low-cost carrier has been hit by prolonged delays to its A321neos.

On buying Restel’s hotel operations in December, Scandic became the market leader in Finland.

But splits in the ruling party mean that the government may not win a parliamentary vote.

The company estimates that owners have already committed $500 million in renovation investment in the US.

Rising costs such as fuel, staff, rising interest rates and trade tensions are adding to airlines' woes in 2018.

A malfunction during a software update has been behind a wave of cancellations this week.

The Finnish airline is now able to extend its network in Asia, effectively adding several new destinations.

A town on Jutland’s eastern coast is turning into Denmark’s hottest attraction for food, spa, nature and history.

“Those who are unable to afford luxury resorts can opt for guesthouses if their budget is around $50.”

More than 35 of the tour operator’s RIU resorts in Spain and Portugal will initially implement the scheme.

There are several ways a deal between Accor and the French government could work.

Tour operators selling trips to the Mediterranean have cut their prices by as much half.

Latin America’s biggest airline aims to fly from São Paulo, Brazil, in the first half of next year.