Holidaymakers intending to catch a
flight to Amsterdam this summer will not want to miss the colourful spectacle of Amsterdam Pride.
This event celebrates gay and lesbian life through a variety of parties, activities and more between August 3rd and ...
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Parade with pride in Amsterdam
Posted by Paul at 13:42, 3 May 2007
New research has been conducted into the way airlines advertise their charges and fees as a follow-up to a report published two years ago - and has concluded that more work still needs to be done.
The original 2005 study by ...
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AUC: More transparent air fares needed
Posted by Paul at 10:24, 4 May 2007
A new survey has revealed that men rate
Rome as being the best destination for a romantic break.
The poll by
British Airways showed that a quarter of UK males would prefer to take their loved one to the ...
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Rome tops romantic holiday hotspots
Posted by Mike at 11:30, 4 May 2007
More airlines and travel firms should consider offering carbon offsetting options to their customers, according to one expert.
With the issue of climate change now very much in the public eye, the role of the aviation industry in tackling carbon emissions ...
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Airlines urged to provide carbon offsetting
Posted by Andrea at 15:10, 4 May 2007
The government has unveiled new measures to bestow more rights on disabled holidaymakers flying to destinations within
Europe.
Aviation minister Jim Fitzpatrick said that from July 26th, airlines, travel agents and tour operators will no longer be able to refuse ...
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New rules to give disabled flyers a boost
Posted by Penny at 16:21, 7 May 2007
Holidaymakers heading to exotic climes this summer might be interested to hear that a new
text messaging service offering information on malaria has been launched.
Coming as part of the Malaria Awareness Campaign, the service lets travellers send the name ...
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Text for malaria info, travellers urged
Posted by Andrea at 16:23, 7 May 2007
Increasing numbers of British holidaymakers are planning ahead for the possibility of their luggage going missing, according to new research.
The study by insurer Swiftcover.com found that almost a third of families and couples take the precaution of splitting clothes among ...
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Brits plan ahead for lost luggage
Posted by Merv at 11:04, 8 May 2007
Scheduled flights for May have risen by five per cent across the globe, according to new figures.
Statistics from the Official Airline Guide (OAG) have revealed that the aviation industry is continuing to grow, with 113,827 extra flights in total now ...
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Figures reveal aviation boom
Posted by Merv at 11:07, 8 May 2007