Growth in visitor numbers for New York was higher than that for other destinations in the USA last year, it has been revealed.

According to statistics from tourism organisation NYC & Company, a record 43.8 million people headed to the ...

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British Airways has moved to reassure passengers that they were not overcharged during its period of fixing fuel surcharges with other airlines.

The carrier has today been fined £121.5 million by the Office of Fair Trading for the practice, which ...

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Heading to New York this September? Why not take the opportunity to attend the biggest parade in North America and experience a colourful Caribbean carnival in the process?

The West Indian Carnival in Brooklyn takes place every Labor ...

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Britons who take extended breaks from work or study in order to travel the world could make the decision to stay away altogether, according to new research.

A survey by HostelBookers.com has found that 59 per cent of travellers who opt ...

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The European commission (EC) has said that it is adopting a new regulation to ease the process of passengers bringing duty-free liquids into the EU.

Currently, travellers who carry liquids above the hand luggage limit into the region have to leave ...

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German airline Lufthansa is set to reintroduce its inflight broadband service in the near future, according to reports.

Industry officials have told the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that the carrier is looking to partner with T-Mobile to provide broadband ...

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Virgin Atlantic has stated that it believes its passengers have not been overcharged as a result of fuel surcharge fixing between the airline and British Airways.

Coming after British Airways also said yesterday that its customers had not been ...

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Air traffic in Europe rose by 4.2 per cent during the month of June, according to new statistics.

Figures from the Association of European Airlines (AEA) show that capacity also increased by 3.9 per cent, with cross-border European routes continuing ...

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Holidaymakers who find themselves spending most of their time in the pub wherever they travel to might just want to get their annual beer fix in one go at Oktoberfest in Munich.

The world's biggest beer festival rears its tipsy ...

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The number of flights departing from and landing at London City Airport could rise from 80,000 to 120,000 a year if proposals from the hub get the green light from the authorities.

Officials at the airport have submitted a ...

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