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Heathrow unveils sustainability strategy for next decade
After the “most difficult” two years in its history, Heathrow has released its plan for the decade ahead with a refreshed sustainability strategy - Heathrow 2.0: Connecting People and Planet.
Finnair unveils new-look long-haul cabins
Finnair has launched a refreshed long-haul look, with brand-new business and premium economy class cabins as part of a major investment to enhance the customer experience.
Emerald Azzurra to make Red Sea debut
Departing Ha Long Shipyard in Vietnam earlier, the 100-guest yacht is headed to Aqaba in Jordan to welcome guests on board its inaugural sailing on March 11th.
Guernsey to drop Covid-19 protocols next week
All border restrictions are being dropped from next Thursday, along with the requirement to complete a Travel Tracker for those travelling into the islands.
Trademark Collection by Wyndham to debut in Portugal
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts has welcomed the opening of Fontinha Hotel Porto, its first Trademark Collection by Wyndham hotel in Portugal.
Desaulles to lead Aparthotels Adagio
Aparthotels Adagio has appointed a new chief executive, Xavier Desaulles. He will take over the management of the brand and will be responsible for realising its ambitious development goals.
The Dubai Edition joins luxury Middle East market
Edition Hotels has launched in Downtown Dubai, a short distance from the retail flagships, commercial district and flourishing art, design and culture hubs that make up the city.
Renato Rizzi appointed executive chef with Four Seasons Hotel Baku
Four Seasons Hotel Baku is poised to welcome a new executive chef, Renato Rizzi. For over 25 years, Rizzi has travelled the world, developing a deep and enduring love for good food.
Qatar Airways to offer ten weekly flights to Dublin
Qatar Airways will increase frequency from Dublin Airport to ten flights per week to accommodate rising demand for international travel.
ATM 2022: Business travel returning to Middle East
Business travel expenditure in the Middle East is forecast to rise by a third this year, following a predicted 49 per cent increase during 2021, according to new research released ahead of the show.
WTTC predicts US tourism resurgence this year
The World Travel & Tourism Council has predicted the United States tourism sector will strongly rebound this year.The sector could make a $2 trillion GDP contribution this year.
Mandarin Oriental signs for first Greece property
Mandarin Oriental, Costa Navarino will be located on the south-west coast of the Peloponnese, one of the most unspoiled and breath-taking landscapes in the Mediterranean.