Delta To Promote Kenya In US
By kbc.co.ke
Tourism Minister Najib Balala and the management of USA Delta Airlines, have reached a partnership to promote Kenya tourism in America ahead of the inaugural flight slated for June this year.
Airline Industry
By bloomberg.com
Premium air travel slumped further in November as global trade slowed and business confidence waned, adding to carrier woes, the International Air Transport Association said.
Frequent Flyer Miles
By eTN Staff Writer
WEST PALM BEACH, FL - With an estimated 17 trillion unredeemed frequent flyer miles in circulation today, worth US$500 billion according to The Economist Magazine, consumers are getting a piece of ...
Vacant Posts Filled
By eTN Staff Writer
Recently, the travel agency and airline industry representative organizations (ECTAA, UFTAA, WTAAA and IATA) jointly appointed travel agency commissioners to fill the posts left vacant by the ...
Ancillary Revenues Driving Profit Margin
By eTN Staff Writer
Over the last 12 months or so, airlines have been increasingly counting on ancillary revenues as the main driver for registering strong profit margins going forward.
Defends New Hotel Commission-Free Model
By eTN Staff Writer
MIAMI, FL - With the emergence of the "virtual" or Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) came speculation and concern over the "death" of the brick and mortar travel agency community.
Cruise News
By usatoday.com
Another day, another cutback at Royal Caribbean.
Ethinic Profiling
By Harriet Baskas, msnbc.com
One thing is for sure: You will be detained and arrested if you pull a stunt like the one Lawrence Johnson pulled on a flight heading in to LAX last week.
United Airline In-flight Internet
By Unal Basusta, eTN Ambassador
United Airlines will begin offering in-flight internet service to customers on board its p.s. transcontinental service between New York and California starting in the second half of this year. ...
Sri Lanka
By Rita Payne
The Commonwealth Journalists' Association (CJA) has said it is outraged at the killing Lasantha Wickramatunga, editor of the Sri Lankan newspaper Sunday Leader.
Qantas A380
By Nelson Alcantara
Australia’s Qantas Airline became the first airline to operate the Airbus A380 on a commercial service to San Francisco Wednesday, January 14, 2009, with the aircraft flying to the city as part ...
World's Most-Delayed Airports
By yahoo.com
Compiling a list of the world's most-delayed airports is no easy task. We again asked FlightStats, operated by Conducive Technology Corp.
Cruise Industry
By eTN
FORT LAUDERDALE - With a track record of continued growth, the North American cruise industry is well-positioned to take on the global economic challenges of 2009.
Value And Customer Service Triumphs
By eTN Staff Writer
PHOENIX, AZ - The Best Western brand delivered a record-setting US$1.16 billion in reservations revenue to its hotels in fiscal year 2008.
Business Travel
By Gary Stoller, usatoday.com
Tony Goddard was grumpy as he entered his room at the Beijing Hilton after a tough workday two years ago.
South Korea - Iran Tourism Cooperation
By xinhuanet.com
SEOUL - South Korea and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on promotion of tourism and cultural ties, South Korea's Culture Ministry said Tuesday.
Ray Bennett Named
By eTN Staff Writer
BETHESDA, MD - Marriott International, Inc.
Eric Bock Named Chief Administrative Officer
By eTN Staff Writer
NEW YORK, NY - Travelport Limited, the parent company of the Travelport group of companies, announced today that Eric J.
Qatar Airways
By reuters.com
DUBAI - Qatar Airways has not bid for Greece's state-owned Olympic Airlines, an executive said on Sunday, adding the Gulf Arab firm was also seeing some trouble obtaining financing for plane ...
Travel Trends
By eTN Staff Writer
The European Travel Commission’s (ETC) TransAtlantic Conference is to be held in New York City with a roster of distinguished thought leaders from the US and Europe.
Qatar Airways
By ameinfo.com
In the lead up to the much anticipated launch of daily flights to Houston, Qatar Airways today embarked on a GCC-wide promotional roadshow meeting key travel trade and industry partners to ...
.Travel Family Growing
By eTN Staff Writer
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL - Tralliance, the registry for the .travel top-level domain, said today that Moniker®, an Oversee.netTM company and provider of Domain Asset Management™ services, has made ...
ITB World Travel Trends Report
By eTN Staff Writer
BERLIN - Hard times lie ahead for the world’s travel industry.
Egyptian Tourism
By Andrew Princz, ontheglobe.com
It was strangely ironic when late last year a major disruption of Internet services in the Middle East - effecting 80 percent of the Egypt's network alone - took place on the heels of a ...
Mawson's Hut
By reuters.com
SYDNEY - An isolated Australian outpost in remote Antarctica has become a popular destination for adventure-seeking tourists, as more tour operators put it on their itinerary for more than just ...
Air Travel
By smartertravel.com
Big changes in the world of air travel are coming in 2009. From merger mania to airport security adjustments, here's what's on our shortlist of important changes in the year ahead.
Merger ...
Despite High-Profile Deaths, The Cruise Industry Defends Its Safety Record
By abcnews.go.com
The idea of going over the side of a cruise ship is horrifying.
Global Aviation
By Nelson Alcantara
It is ultimately a sign of the volatility of the current economic climate: some airlines are profiting, while others simply can’t. Take United Airlines and Etihad Airways for an example.
By Unal Basusta, eTN Ambassador
ISTANBUL, Turkey (eTN) - Turkish Airlines' (THY) transit passengers, who come from abroad and change flights in Istanbul, can tour the city instead of waiting for the next flight at the ...
Barney Harford Appointed President & CEO
By eTN Staff Writer
CHICAGO, IL - Orbitz Worldwide, Inc. announced today the appointment of Barney Harford as the company's president and CEO. Harford has also been appointed to the Orbitz Worldwide board of ...