Sifting through the 2018 World Airline Awards for LCCs, Norwegian comes second (32nd overall), Ryanair 11th (64th overall).

A Swedish woman travelling with her four-year-old daughter has just returned home after a traumatic month.

The country’s hotel association is expressing concern, especially as thousands of new rooms are coming online.

Increasing long-haul traffic leads to rises in revenues from shopping, restaurants, cafés and parking.

Bookings have started for the suite at Conrad Maldives, which stresses “personalisation and hyper-exclusivity”.

A new survey shows that foreigners flying to Norway with Norwegian, SAS and Widerøe are boosting the economy in a big way.

The Estonian company has been enlisted to provide flights between Stockholm and Lapland.

KLM, Finnair and Air France are among those maximising their presence among China’s outbound travellers.

A local resident has had enough of the ever-increasing number of large ships passing by his house.

The British low-cost carrier aims to carry more than 13,000 customers in the first winter of operations.

Finland’s Viking becomes the first cruise ship in Europe to offer the US brand Benefit Cosmetics.

SAS is not the only airline struggling to keep to its timetables this summer, with Icelandair and Norwegian faring worse.

No dates have been announced, but strikes will not take place at least until Friday, a union says.

Baltic cities do well in this ‘best meeting destinations of 2018’ roundup, although northern Europe is mostly ignored.

A tourist and a local fisherman were attacked and killed by a hippopotamus, at the same lake in Kenya, on the same day.

Thomas Cook plans to open up to 15 of the millennial-focused retreats by next summer.

The Spanish travel technology firm has signed a deal to acquire the US-based software developer.

The two routes include the first low-cost flights from Russia to the Nordics and a red-eye from Sweden.

Riders hit a top speed of 100 kilometres per hour, covering 1381 metres in little more than a minute.

A new Travelport survey shows that although they are happy to pay for travel extras, GPS tracking is more controversial.