Protecting key mountain areas from wind farm industrialisation. Scotland’s mountaineers are calling on the international tourism industry and travellers, to help save sensitive mountain areas from industrialisation by huge wind farms.

In the latest of a series of disappointments for the aviation sector, David Cameron earlier confirmed there would be no decision on new capacity in the south-east of England until after the 2015 election. Here Breaking Travel News argues the prime minister should take the initiative sooner rather than later.

With the replacement of staunch Heathrow expansion opponent Justine Greening as transport secretary in a cabinet reshuffle, the Conservative-led coalition appears to be preparing for a change of direction on a third runway at the airport. Here Breaking Travel News takes a look at the latest developments.

Consumer research carried out by companies such as Research Now is very important to the travel industry because it enables travel businesses to take on consumer concerns and feedback to enhance their services. Thorough consumer research has really given some insightful information about travel planning which has in turn given the travel industry much to think about when selling holiday locations. We look at some of the biggest impacts made by consumer research below.

Turks & Caicos has enjoyed a bumper year for tourism as it prepares to welcome the leading lights of the travel industry to its sunny shores for the World Travel Awards Caribbean & the Americas Gala Ceremony on September 14th. While growth in visitor numbers can partially be attributed to new developments taking place on island, the raw, pristine beauty of the destination remains its prime selling point.

The Hotel Cervosa is located Tyrol - one of the most famous skiing areas in Austria and about 50 miles west of Innsbruck. With a new wellness centre now open to the public, Breaking Travel News calls in to take a look.