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Future of Zoom Airlines in doubt

The future of Zoom Airlines is in doubt after a flight bound for Glasgow and Gatwick via Vancouver was grounded in Calgary last night. Up......more >

Zoom seeks creditor protection

Zoom Airlines has sought creditor protection because of "acutely difficult" trading conditions within the aviation industry....more >

Virgin Holidays to double high street outlets

Virgin Holidays is to double its outlets in high-street chains by next year but has denied this represents a switch away from the trade....more >

CAA seeks passengers' views on air travel

The Civil Aviation Authority has commissioned researchers to question hundreds of passengers at Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Manchester on their experience of flying. ...more >

Foreign Office relaxes travel advice to Zimbabwe

The Foreign Office (FCO) has relaxed its travel advice for Zimbabwe, however warnings remain against travel to key areas. Due to the decrease in......more >

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 >

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 >

Ryanair outs screen scraping travel agents

Ryanair has handed a list of over 300 websites and companies it believes are ‘scraping’ fares from its site to the European Commission, Travolution reports....more >

London hotels see healthy July figures

Hotels in London experienced healthy sales in July, according to figures from PKF Hotel Consultancy Services....more >

HRG wins Lloyds Pharmacy account

HRG UK has won a multi-million pound deal to provide corporate travel for Lloyds Pharmacy Limited, which operates 1,700 pharmacies in the UK....more >

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 >

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 >

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 >

Caribbean islands on alert for Hurricane Gustav

Meteorologists are keeping an anxious eye on Hurricane Gustav as it barrels across the Caribbean Sea....more >

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 Minister over it....more >

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 Origin Cruise Group......more >

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 Thomas Cook. ...more >

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 to £61 million. ...more >

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 away from the idea over the summer....more >

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 >

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