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Turkish tourism sector is going through hard times. World’s sixth most popular travel destination has been dented by waves of travel restrictions and cancellations worldwide amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Turkey enjoyed an all-time high in 2019 with over 45 million foreign visitors. The tourism sector is an important source of … read more
British Airways on Monday (10AUG20) filed additional schedule update for Northern winter 2020/21 season, mainly focusing on South Africa service. Latest adjustment, includes changes not covered from last week, as follows.
London Gatwick – Orlandoeff 21NOV20Reduce from 7 to 3 weekly, 777-200ER o… read more
Iberia during the month of August 2020 plans to operate following Intercontinental routes, with 14 routes scheduled with A330/350 (the oneWorld carrier has retired Airbus A340-600 aircraft). Planned operation as of 09AUG20 as follows.
Further changes remain highly possible.
Madrid – Buenos Aires Ezeiza … read more
Emirates since yesterday (09AUG20) revised operational routing to Auckland, New Zealand, currently served with 777-300ER 3 times weekly. From 09AUG20 to 18AUG20, the airline will operate Dubai – Kuala Lumpur – Auckland – Brisbane – Dubai routing, replacing Dubai – Bangkok – Auckland – Brisbane – Dubai. The 777 will then o… read more
Kenya Airways starting this week intends to resume service to Mainland China, with schedule filing of 1 weekly Nairobi – Guangzhou route. Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner to depart Nairobi on Fridays, from 14AUG20.
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Qatar Airways – the only Gulf carrier that never stopped flying to the U.S. during the crisis in an effort to take over 160,000 stranded people home - has continued to work closely with the U.S. government and airports as the airline rebuilds its U.S. network. The national carrier of the State of Qatar is thrilled to build on its c… read more
After much deliberation and consultation with customers, attendees and industry partners, organiser the BTN Group has confirmed that Travel Technology Europe will now take place from 22-23 June next year. Europe’s leading travel technology event will also transition to a hybrid format for 2021, offering virtual content designed to … read more
Thousands of students, environmental activists, and residents of Mauritius were working around the clock yesterday, trying to reduce the damage to the oil spill that was caused by a Japanese freighter off its coast. It was just announced that tourism will reopen in October when a Japanese freighter registered in Panama spilled over… read more
Sabre sales plummeted more than 90 percent as the difficulties of COVID-19 grounded its airline customers, even as some signals turned slightly better of late. “The COVID-19 pandemic represents the greatest challenge ever faced by the global travel industry and our financial results continue to reflect this reality,” CEO Sean Menke said i… read more
Sabre Corporation announced the extension of its global distribution agreement with United Airlines, reinforcing both companies’ commitment to providing travel agents access to United Airlines content globally through the Sabre travel marketplace.
With travel restrictions beginning to lift, Sabre’s technology will enable the … read more