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Copenhagen Airport handled more than 2.8 million passengers in April, the highest monthly total in its history, the airport said in a statement. The figure marks a continuation of a strong run for the Danish capital’s main airport, which […]
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Etihad Airways is changing the aircraft used on its Abu Dhabi to Warsaw service from 15 June, with an Airbus A330-200 operated by HiFly replacing the Boeing 787-9 and 787-10 currently used on the route. The change appears in
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Direct travel between Poland and Dubai has almost ground to a halt as flydubai makes another downward revision to its summer schedule to Krakow, Poznan and Warsaw. The Polish airline news site Rynek Lotniczy said the carrier had updated
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Krakow Airport handled 1,214,353 passengers in April 2026, up 13% on the same month a year earlier, as the Polish airport closed the fourth month of the year with a new record. The figure marks the strongest April performance
Krakow Airport Posts 13% Growth and Record 1.21m April Passengers Read More »
Finnair has launched its first flights on a new route to Toronto, bringing back the connection after an 11-year break. The Finnish national carrier is operating the service three times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, and plans
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A cruise ship carrying more than 100 passengers was refused entry to a port in Spain while heading towards the Canary Islands after three people died on board and one British passenger remained in critical condition. The vessel, which
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Sweden’s airline market is adding a series of new routes this spring and summer, giving travellers more options for holidays, city breaks and onward connections across Europe and beyond. The new services reflect steady demand for leisure travel and
Sweden Adds New Spring and Summer Flights for 2026 Read More »
Carnival Corporation & plc officially broke ground on the future site of its next-generation multi-building global headquarters in Miami’s Waterford Business District. The milestone event marks the beginning of construction on the new campus, celebrating over 50 years of
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Warsaw Modlin Airport has started 2026 with a strong operational result, handling more than 1 million passengers in just four months. The figure points to a clear recovery in traffic and a faster rebuilding of the airport’s position in
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Zabka has opened its first store at an airport, launching an unattended, 24-hour Zabka Nano at Wroclaw Airport. The move marks another step in the retailer’s push to make everyday shopping easier, while giving travellers fast access to snacks
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Roads in Alicante and Malaga became more crowded last year, with more than 100,000 extra vehicles added across the two provinces, according to new figures. The increase meant there were about three vehicles for every four people in Alicante
Alicante and Malaga Roads Gained 100,000 Vehicles in 2024 Read More »
Jetstar has launched one of its biggest annual promotions, unveiling a 48-hour “Return for Free” sale to mark its 22nd anniversary. The limited-time offer includes more than 75,000 discounted fares across domestic and international routes, allowing customers who purchase
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UK airlines have been granted temporary flexibility to cancel or consolidate flights ahead of the summer travel season, as concerns grow over potential jet fuel supply disruptions. The move, approved by regulators, allows carriers to adjust schedules in advance
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French Waterways has unveiled a new high-end itinerary for 2026 that reimagines travel along the Canal du Midi, combining traditional barge cruising with vintage car drives and helicopter excursions. The six-night experience aboard the hotel barge Savannah blends slow
French Waterways Unveils Exclusive Canal du Midi Voyage With Unique Excursions Read More »
Tauck is expanding its North America portfolio with the launch of two new U.S. National Park itineraries for 2027, as demand for nature-based travel continues to accelerate. The new journeys – one focused on Yellowstone National Park and another
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