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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


Latest News under CategoryCoronavirus (Covid-19)


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• COVID-19 Simulation Shows Importance of Continued Safety Efforts During Vaccine Distribution


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


Latest News under CategoryCruise News


• Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Express ramping up to full operations in July


Gadgets News

End of Financial Year Sale: SAVE UP TO 50%

The end of the financial year is just around the corner, how quickly this year has gone by! Continue Reading





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