Articles by Date : January 01 0120 - January 31 0120

NCL aims to cut down on pre-cruise problems
NCL is hoping to cut down the time spent solving pre-cruise issues with the launch of a Resolution Support team. more
(27 August 2008 09:30)

Oasis of the Seas to offer two surf simulators and teen spa
Royal Caribbean International has revealed Oasis of the Seas will offer two surf simulators, a teen spa, private cabanas and a beach pool... more
(27 August 2008 08:00)

Alitalia to file for bankruptcy
The Italian government is preparing to initiate bankruptcy proceedings for state-controlled carrier Alitalia, possibly as early as Friday. more
(27 August 2008 09:00)

Further strike planned at Stansted
Baggage scanners at Stansted plan a further one-day strike on Thursday after security-scanning company Airfield Services denied a union claim that it.... more
(26 August 2008 09:50)

Fred Olsen revises cruise itineraries due to cost of fuel
Fred Olsen Cruise Lines has revised itineraries with a reduced number of fly/cruises for two of its ships thanks to the rising cost of fuel. more
(26 August 2008 16:55)

Caribbean islands on alert for Hurricane Gustav
Meteorologists are keeping an anxious eye on Hurricane Gustav as it barrels across the Caribbean Sea. more
(26 August 2008 16:00)

London hotels see healthy July figures
Hotels in London experienced healthy sales in July, according to figures from PKF Hotel Consultancy Services. more
(27 August 2008 08:00)

ACE confident National Cruise Week will boost awareness
The Association of Cruise Experts is confident the first National Cruise Week will boost awareness of the sector... more
(27 August 2008 08:00)

Video: Bank holiday weekend at Gatwick
As an estimated two million fled poor weather, Edward Robertson asked holidaymakers at Gatwick where they were going and how they booked more
(22 August 2008 18:00)

Ryanair flight makes emergency landing
A Ryanair flight from Bristol to Barcelona Girona airport was forced to make an emergency landing in France last night. The flight suffered a.... more
(26 August 2008 09:00)

CBI survey finds falling confidence in travel
A survey by the Confederation of British Industry suggests travel firms have had a difficult summer despite recent positive trading by TUI Travel and.... more
(26 August 2008 10:30)

Orient Lines to re-start cruises under new owners
Orient Lines is to re-start with cruises from April next year following the acquisition of a ship by new owners, US cruise veteran Wayne Heller's.... more
(26 August 2008 10:30)

Visit London pulls promotional video
Visit London has been forced to withdraw a promotional video for London 2012 after concerns were voiced by both the Mayor of London and the Prime.... more
(26 August 2008 10:45)

Virgin Atlantic reports rising profit
Virgin Atlantic defied the gloom among airlines by reporting a 7.6% increase in passengers in the year to April and a 38% rise in operating profits.... more
(26 August 2008 10:00)

Google trademark lawsuit threat subsides
A cross-industry action against Google over changes to its trademark policy is on the verge of falling apart after a number of key parties backed.... more
(26 August 2008 10:00)

Mauritius: Hayes and Jarvis fam trip report
Hayes and Jarvis took some of TUI Travel’s top-selling agents to Mauritius for a week. Joanna Booth went along for the ride more
(21 August 2008 01:00)

Starting prices for Oasis of the Seas revealed
The largest ship in the world, Oasis of the Seas, has revealed starting prices of £1,299 per person before it goes on sale officially next week. more
(26 August 2008 09:50)

Foreign Office changes travel advice to Georgia
The Foreign Office has changed its advice to Georgia claiming the situation is now "calmer". more
(26 August 2008 08:35)

Tough trading conditions ahead, says the Air Travel Trust
Summer bookings for 2008 are holding up well but Summer 2009 is less clear cut, says the latest report from the Ait Travel Trust. more
(26 August 2008 09:00)

Opinion: Credit crunch will weed out sub-par travel companies
The upside of the economic downturn? It will strengthen sound travel firms and rid us of poor ones. By Dermot Cairns, Stena Line Holidays more
(21 August 2008 02:00)