In his first public appearance since being named British Airways’ new CEO last week, Sean Doyle gave the keynote address at Airlines 2050: Beyond the Crisis. He said that British Airways continues to play a crucial part in connecting Britain with the world and the world with Britain and is doing everything in its power […]
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Seychelles authorities have given permission for travellers from ten African countries to re-enter the country from 19 October 2020. Seychelles had shut its borders to travellers following the Covid-19 outbreak in March. But the country resumed international flights this August, albeit to some selected countries. In their latest updated Visitors Travel Advisory, the Indian Ocean […]
The Goa state government has issued an order permitting river cruises and water sports operators to resume operations. The tourism department also issued a ‘safety and hygiene guide’, detailing SOPs and guidelines with measures to be adopted by operators. Menino D’Souza, director at the Department of Tourism in government of Goa has issued a detailed […]
The International LGBTQ+ Travel Association announced today that Wheels Up has become its first global partner in the private aviation sector. Wheels Up, the leading brand in private aviation, is committed to joining IGLTA on its mission to support LGBTQ+ travel across the globe. Wheels Up will have the opportunity to engage with the […]
With a population of over 20 million, Delhi is the second most populated city in India. Historic, vibrant, majestic and intense, a visit to India’s capital is a heady experience. It is an incredibly dynamic city jam-packed with historical sites, Mughal architecture, cutting-edge culture, fabulous eateries, the best shopping and glorious hotels – from colonial-era gems to […]
While Japan has eased the travel restrictions for foreign residents and business travellers, travelling for the purpose of tourism remains closed. The country is reportedly toying with the idea of reopening for international tourists in spring 2021 ahead of the once postponed Tokyo Olympic Games. As the rescheduled yet highly anticipated Olympic Games draws nearer […]
Starting November 9, Singapore Airlines will return to New York when it launches non-stop flights between Singapore and John F. Kennedy International Airport. SQ24 will operate three times a week from Singapore Changi Airport to JFK International Airport. Also, SQ23 will operate thrice a week from JFK to Changi Airport starting November 11. Operating to […]
According to Sydney Airport CEO, more travel bubbles could happen as soon as early 2021, to Singapore, South Korea and Japan. Despite the Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s gloomy forecast that international borders will not be re-opened until late 2121, the CEO of Australia’s largest airport believes quite confidently that Australian’s could take flights overseas as […]
The government of New Zealand has announced that it will pay travel agencies 7.5% of all refunds and 5% of credits successfully secured on behalf of consumers to help the travel and tourism sector and support New Zealanders in getting back the money they are owed from cancelled overseas travel plans caused by the pandemic. […]
Following the 15 September US-brokered normalisation deal between Israel and the UAE, the two countries have signed a visa exemption agreement. This is the first time that Israel has signed such agreement with an Arab country. The treaty was signed during high-level meetings and a ceremony in Tel Aviv attended by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, […]