Not only will the luxury hotel brand build more luxury cruise ships, other Marriott brands may follow.

The Lithuanian capital will get yet another unique property for visiting groups, meetings and events.

Bodrum Edition will set a luxury benchmark in southwestern Turkey this weekend. And there's a new air route too.

There is now speculation that Sweden will also sell its stake, but Denmark will keep hold of its own shares.

Shortly after ceasing its only route, Sparrow Aviation has declared bankruptcy on its website.

A dining destinations in Oslo is named one of the world’s finest, while others in Scandinavia are mentioned in a top 100.

If a guest finds the same product cheaper elsewhere the difference will be refunded, the operator promises.

The new agreement levels the playing field for each other’s airlines for access to airports in both countries.

Direct flights and increasing port calls are pushing up numbers, raising the prospect of travel from nearby Asian nations.

The flight search site Netflights.com lists the 20 best-value lounges as an alternative to stressful airports, even for people on a modest budget.

There has been a backlash since rumours that the CFO of a water and waste management company was about to be nominated.

But due to complications over construction and the inevitable legal battles, the opening date could be another ten years away.

Marco Wendicke has just started work on attracting business for Nordic Choice’s Central Station property.

RIX is seeing 20% more passengers this year, as the Baltic region as a whole is witnessing a traffic boom.

The Indian airline has become the first carrier in India to fly the improved 737. And now it has upped its total for the MAX again, to 225.

If last-minute negotiations fails this week, a strike could put some airports completely out of operation.

A provocative new ad popping up around Oslo is welcoming tourists to Norway, for the wrong reasons.

Tiny pests like bedbugs and mosquitoes can ruin your holidays, the Norwegian Institute of Public Health warns.

Thomas Cook and Bangkok-based Asian Trails will take business from, for example, AED which handles Scandinavians.

Radical cuts and redundancies are needed due to a big reduction in state funding since 2016.