Ryanair Threatens Belgian Capacity Cuts Over Planned Aviation Tax Hike
Ryanair has warned it will cut 20 routes and remove five aircraft from Belgium if the federal government doubles its aviation tax in 2027. The dispute highlight
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EU to ban airlines from charging parents to sit with children
Airlines will be banned from charging parents to get seats next to their children under an EU reform of passenger rights agreed on Friday that stopped short of
Langham Hospitality Group Strengthens EMEA Growth Ambitions with Appointment of Josh Littman
Langham Hospitality Group has appointed Josh Littman as Head of Development for Europe, the Middle East and Africa. With extensive experience in luxury hotels,
BermudAir Expands Turks and Caicos Service with Six New Winter Routes
Experience Turks and Caicos and the Turks and Caicos Islands Airports Authority have welcomed BermudAir’s major winter expansion, introducing new and enhanced a
Expert advice for navigating life on a 'temporary' permit in Germany
If your application for a residence permit is delayed for any reason in Germany there is a decent chance you’ll end up with a temporary ‘fictional certificate’.
LISTED: All the ways to get cheap Deutsche Bahn tickets this summer
Planning a summer vacation by train? Here are the latest offers from Deutsche Bahn for cut-price railway travel around Germany.
ILA Berlin 2026 Breaks Records with Major Aerospace, Defense and Space Deals
ILA Berlin 2026 concluded its professional days with a record number of strategic agreements, industry partnerships, and technology announcements. From sustaina
Etihad Adds Complimentary Medical Coverage for Abu Dhabi Visitors
Etihad Airways and Abu Dhabi Tourism are offering complimentary medical travel insurance to eligible international visitors through December 2026. While the ben
Asian Tourism Forum Spotlights Ulaanbaatar’s Growth Plans
Tourism leaders from 22 countries gathered in Ulaanbaatar for the 15th Asian Tourism Forum to discuss sustainability, AI, and regional cooperation. The event hi
High-Speed Rail Could Add $1 Billion to Canada’s Tourism Economy, New Alto Study Finds
A new Alto study finds that Canada’s proposed high-speed rail corridor could generate an additional $1 billion in annual GDP and support 11,500 jobs through tou
Which airlines are banned in the European Union and why?
A total of 154 airlines are banned in the European Union due to safety concerns, after the 2026 update of the ‘EU air safety list’ announced by the European Com
FIFA World Cup 2026 Sets New Benchmark for Trusted, Seamless Travel Across Borders
As the FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, new WTTC research reveals how trusted traveler programs, digital border techn