Airshoppen Travel Retail, part of Thomas Cook Group, has signed a three-year contract with Novair, which belongs to rival Apollo.

The recently launched accommodation booking site BookingSweden.se has joined forces with holiday specialist Novasol.

Phrases, terms and abbreviations that “every travel manager should know” are listed, from deadhead to open-jaw.

A new campaign urges travel agents to use a booking code to alert airlines about travellers who may need assistance.

The alliance is utilising the fare search engine to link directly to the alliance’s 28 member carrier websites for purchase.

The worldwide car hire giant “shares the same sense of customer satisfaction” as the Scandinavian carrier.

Capital investment of €15mn will help Bidroom, the “world’s first membership-based hotel booking platform”, expand.

In the second part of an interview, Travelport’s global head of new distribution has further comments on airlines, travel agents and NDC.

The bedbank will phase out its newly acquired GTA and Tourico Holidays brands while consolidating its operations.

GuestCentric’s The Digital Future of Your Hotel roadshow arrives in Copenhagen on November 13.

IATA hails a “new era” in airline retailing as a travel agency makes the first New Distribution Capability booking.

New technology gives airlines access to all connected travel sellers, and sellers access to all connected airlines.

Criminals were able to steal even the CVV codes on passengers’ credit cards during the cyber attack.

Hundreds of passengers are reported to have bought the cut-price tickets, which were offered by mistake.

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

Norwegian launches a new temperature-based search function to find suitable destinations from the UK.

In a pilot project overseen by IATA, some airlines will soon start to allow payments direct from bank accounts.

The broadly stretched travel agency chain has agents in Norway, Sweden and beyond that will benefit.

Passengers calling a call centre can now pay for air travel more securely, the tech company says.

IATA’s new scheme for airlines and travel agents goes live in Norway, Sweden, Finland, later Denmark.