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BA to fly Amsterdam-New York

British Airways will make Amsterdam the second base in continental Europe for its subsidiary OpenSkies, with a daily service to New York due to begin on October 15. BA launched OpenSkies from...more >

Antigua shooting: ABTA advises tourists to be vigilant

ABTA has warned tourists in Antigua to be vigilant after a British doctor was shot dead on the Caribbean island - but insist the incident will not damage tourism to the island....more >

SAS executive faces jail in US over price fixing

A senior airline executive faces jail in the US following a criminal investigation into price fixing between carriers, in a move that will alarm several past and present British Airways and Virgin...more >

3,000 blank passports stolen from delivery van

About 3,000 blank passports and visas have been stolen from a van en route from Manchester to London....more >

ETA blamed for Torremolinos bomb

Hundreds of tourists escaped death and injury when a bomb exploded in Torremolinos early this morning....more >

Kenya on road to recovery, says Kenyan minister for tourism

Kenya is starting to see a recovery in visitor numbers following the political riots that plagued the country......more >

Advantage Travel Centres announces board changes

Advantage has revealed changes to its board after the consortium's AGM held at their London offices last Wednesday. Willie Stewart......more >

Thomas Cook launches adults-only brochure

Thomas Cook has launched its first adults-only brochure in a bid to meet the needs of an increasingly segmented market. Head......more >

British newlywed killed on honeymoon in Antigua

A British doctor has been shot dead on honeymoon in Antigua....more >

Ryanair reveals profit drop

Ryanair,  the low cost airline, has revealed  its profits for the first quarter are down 85% to 21m euros. The airline has warned it could make potential losses of 60m euros this...more >

One third of Britons plan to holiday regardless of economy, BBC survey reveals

A survey commissioned by the BBC has revealed a third of all Britons will still take an annual holiday overseas no matter how bad the economy gets....more >

Nigel Ham resigns from Elite Travel Group

Nigel Ham has resigned from his position as general manager of the Elite Travel Group....more >

Fire rages on pier at Weston-super-Mare

A huge fire has devastated the Grand Pier at the seaside town of Weston-super-Mare....more >

TUI evacuates Rhodes hotel due to forest fires

TUI Travel was forced to evacuate overnight up to 300 customers due to the forest fires sweeping across Rhodes....more >

ABTA Convention to deal with economic crisis

The ABTA Convention will come during the "teeth of a harsh economic wind", argues ABTA chief executive Mark Tanzer. The convention which is being held......more >

Tourism 2023 is not just about green issues, says ABTA

Tourism 2023, the new coalition looking at the future sustainability of the travel industry will not just deal with green issues, revealed ABTA head of development....more >

Travel agents good for business, says Page & Moy boss

Travel agents are a strong source of new business, argues Page and Moy head of agency sales Colin Wilson. ...more >

Bomb blasts hit Istanbul

At least 16 people have been killed and 150 injured in what officials have called a "terrorist attack" in a packed pedestrian square in Istanbul....more >

Heywood held in Qatar

Former British Airways executive Ian Heywood is detained in Qatar and cannot take up a job with rival carrier BMI after being arrested and held for 25 days for alleged industrial espionage. ...more >

Lufthansa hit by strike

A strike at Lufthansa that began at midnight is expected to have a growing impact on flights despite the German airline reporting few services affected this morning. ...more >

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