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Passenger Boards Wrong Flight and Takes 3000km Detour
When Gemma Cargin boarded the EasyJet plane in Manchester, UK, she decided to have a quick nap. After all, it was only a short 40-minute flight to Belfast where her mother was waiting to pick her up. … Continue Reading
Impact of coronavirus pandemic on digital travel market & way forward
Travel destinations that were accustomed to footprints are now deserted. COVID-19 shook the tourism industry with massive losses. … Continue Reading
Bees put buzz into BEIA MEETINGS in Auckland
A company dedicated to rescuing honeybees and providing a sanctuary for the productive little insects drew much interest at BEIA MEETINGS – the company’s proprietor, Jessie Barker, has been known to drive around with a car full of bees. … Continue Reading
Cruise Industry to Generate $6.6B in Revenue in 2021, Almost Five Times Less than in 2019
The COVID-19 had a devastating impact on the global cruise industry, with cruise lines practically disappearing after the pandemic hit and all operators witnessing double-digit sales drop. … Continue Reading
Silversea first cruise company to operate in Alaska.
Silversea Cruises has announced a program of new summer voyages in Alaska and also Iceland, starting this July 2021, but sadly due to the international travel ban, Australians cannot participate. … Continue Reading
Aviation News
United Adding Supersonic Speeds with New Agreement to Buy Aircraft from Boom Supersonic
United Airlines today announced a commercial agreement with Denver-based aerospace company Boom Supersonic to add aircraft to its global fleet as well as a cooperative sustainability initiative – a move that facilitates a leap forward in returning supersonic speeds to aviation. … Continue Reading
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) News
Airlines Will Require Staff To Be Vaccinated Or Face Consequences
Brisbane-based Alliance Airlines is making COVID-19 vaccinations compulsory for all employees. The airline, which operates passenger flights for Qantas and Virgin Australia, employs around 700 people. However, not all are welcoming the vaccinate or else rule. … Continue Reading
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Cruise News
Cruise Industry to Generate $6.6B in Revenue in 2021, Almost Five Times Less than in 2019
The COVID-19 had a devastating impact on the global cruise industry, with cruise lines practically disappearing after the pandemic hit and all operators witnessing double-digit sales drop. … Continue Reading
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Gadgets News
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The end of the financial year is just around the corner, how quickly this year has gone by! … Continue Reading
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