The Lufthansa-Turkish Airlines venture SunExpress will fly to Göteborg Landvetter next summer.

The Lufthansa-Turkish Airlines joint venture has announced new routes and more frequencies for Oslo in summer 2019.

The Scandinavian airline presents its 2019 summer schedules, with six new destinations and 17 new direct routes.

The charter carrier operating under the brand in Poland seeks additional investment through restructuring.

The operator says that “many customers” were put off booking holidays this summer, deciding instead to stay at home.

The low-cost carrier is adding frequencies to sunny destinations, raising capacity this winter by almost 85%.

Three new family and sports-oriented clubs will open in time for next summer season, including resorts in Tunisia and Turkey.

Flights this coming winter season will go direct to the Thai beach destination from Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo.

Summer destinations vary according to which country in Europe you’re from, the tour operator claims.

A revision of the UK’s travel advice says that all but the outer fringes of the country are now safe.

The airline will fly the tour operator’s customers between 20 Nordic locations and 30 destinations in the south.

Norway’s main airport will have never been busier, with some days expecting over 100,000 passengers.

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

Extra flights have been added from provincial Finland for the autumn holiday weeks, as the operator has been overwhelmed with demand.

“Increased optimism is making the money a little looser,” says an expert from Nordea bank.

Tui Group’s executive chairman explains the results of trials to mix various nationalities in its resorts.

Tirana International Airport welcomes the Danish airline Jet Time for the first time – from Finland.

High rental prices and ‘over-tourism’ force the authorities to bring in new measures.

Cook's Club will, the operator says, combine style and substance and be aimed at a new generation of tourists.

Riu Palace Zanzibar is a “beautiful beach” hotel in a new destination for TUI, soon to become adults-only.