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AFRAA predicts 2024 will see an increase in airline revenues
According to AFRAA estimates, African airlines will carry around 98 million passengers in 2024.
Priceline Debuts New AI-Powered Trip Intelligence Features To Save Consumers Time and Money
With a major upgrade to Priceline’s proprietary GenAI assistant Penny and 30+ new features, Priceline improves the travel experience with the industry’s most comprehensive set of AI tools
LEGOLAND® New York Resort Soars into the 2024 Season by Partnering with Local Ski Mountain
To tease the new ride opening this summer, LEGOLAND® New York is taking over nearby Belleayre Mountain’s ski gondola to give riders an early preview of the minifigure party-in-the-sky ride
Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center Officially Opens Its Doors
$550 Million Hotel Development is Loews’ Second Loews Property in the Metroplex, adding 888 rooms and 266,000 square feet of function space to Arlington’s Entertainment District
Carnival Corporation Orders Fourth Excel-Class Ship for Carnival Cruise Line
Carnival Corporation & plc, the world’s largest cruise company, has announced it has signed an agreement with leading German shipbuilder Meyer Werft to build a fourth Excel-class cruise ship for its namesake Carnival Cruise Line brand. The ship, the 10th Excel-class ship in the corporation’s fleet across four of its world-class brands, is expected to enter service in Spring 2027.
SAS Unveils Mystery Flight Experience ‘Destination Unknown’ for EuroBonus Members
SAS launched its innovative flight experience called “Destination Unknown,” allowing EuroBonus members to sign up for a mystery journey departing from Copenhagen Airport on April 5, 2024. Within minutes of opening registration, over 1000 members eagerly signed up for the chance to embark on this unique adventure.
Ethiopian Airlines Unveils State-of-the-Art Gode Ugaas Miraad Airport Terminal
Ethiopian Airlines Group proudly announces the completion and grand inauguration of the Gode Ugaas Miraad Airport Terminal Project in the Somali Regional State of Ethiopia. The newly opened terminal, graced by the presence of H.E. Dr. Abiy Ahmed, Prime Minister of Ethiopia, and H.E. Mustafe Mohammed Omer, President of the Somali Regional State, marks a significant milestone in enhancing airport facilities and passenger experience.
Manchester Airport Records Busiest January Ever, Anticipates Continued Growth with New Routes
Manchester Airport celebrates its busiest January on record, with 1.8 million passengers passing through its terminals, marking the second consecutive month of record-breaking traffic. Dubai emerged as the top destination for travelers seeking winter sun and onward connections.
Phocuswright reveals six biggest trends in travel innovation and technology
Phocuswright, the leading travel industry research and events authority, has revealed its top six tech trends to impact the travel industry in 2024. This comes ahead of The Phocuswright Europe Conference 2024, which will be themed around what recent powerful advances in technology could mean for the future of the industry – and how travel businesses must adapt to remain relevant.
Tourism Fiji and the Coral Gardeners Introduce the Coral Bouquet, a Gift for Loved Ones & the Planet
Every February around 570 tonnes of roses are imported to the UK, equating to a carbon emission of 30kg of CO2 per bouquet*. This year, Fiji, the South Pacific archipelago and top honeymoon destination, is offering lovebirds a sustainable gift alternative in the form of a Coral Bouquet, cultivated and planted for your loved one this Valentine’s Day.
Radisson Blu Doha gets new GM
Radisson Blu Hotel, Doha, has announced Emre Kocamustafaogullari as its new general manager. With over 25 years of expertise in the luxury hospitality industry, he has been with the hotel since 2019
Blue Mountain Coffee Festival Brews Excitement in 2024 with a Blend of Culture, Flavour, and Fun
The world-renowned Blue Mountain Coffee Festival is set to captivate coffee enthusiasts and cultural connoisseurs alike in 2024. Promising a unique blend of flavours, entertainment, and a celebration of Jamaica’s rich coffee heritage, this annual extravaganza, takes place on 2nd March 2024. The festival will once again showcase the finest Blue Mountain Coffee and the vibrant culture that surrounds it.