Ostensibly independent of the recent efforts by the former founder to bring back WOW, this new effort is an appeal to all Icelanders.

Singapore Airlines is trying to diffuse a social media storm over the seatback cameras, which it insists are disabled and can’t be turned on.

The home-sharing giant has hired Fred Reid as its new transport chief, in an effort to “make travel easier and even fun”.

Denmark’s national rail operator aims to win passengers back on the rails by offering new discounted tickets.

Celebrities have added publicity to an initiative launched by two women trying to get 100,000 people not to fly in 2019.

Palestinians hail the move, which comes after years of advocacy, but Israel calls it shameful and vows to fight it in US courts.

The photo was taken before the staff members were moved to a VIP lounge in Malaga airport, the airline says.

In a WTM survey, only 3% of respondents say digital influencers are the most important source of holiday information before making a booking.

easyJet and Travelport have created a new app feature allowing users to book a trip using just one inspiring photo.

A photograph circulates on social media allegedly showing airline crew members in the crew room during a storm.

The travel review site is undergoing a major refresh to launch later this year, where members can do far more than they can now.

The luxury hotel group’s ‘Be an Influencer for a Day’ offer is intended to “develop better social media and Instagram skills”.

A new agreement enables additional travel solutions, while a high-level Finnish delegation goes on a charm offensive.

Moussa has a background in business development and social media and has an MBA from Harvard Business School.

Japan’s SoftBank invests in San Francisco-based Getaround, which now aims to expand internationally.

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.

Passengers say they turned up at the airport for a flight that had never even launched.

“This could be you,” Ryanair tweets to young people, inviting them to travel when they finish their exams.

World Animal Protection says that wildlife tourist attractions in Bali and Lombok are “living hell for animals”.