Emirates 'to build Birmingham lounge'
Middle Eastern airline Emirates is set to build a new lounge facility at Birmingham Airport, reports suggest.
The carrier will invest in the region of £1.5 million in the lounge, which will cater for those taking business ...
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The carrier will invest in the region of £1.5 million in the lounge, which will cater for those taking business ...
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Posted by Penny at 15:14, 5 June 2008
London attractions 'are a must-see'
London boasts a host of "must-see" attractions that are top of the sightseeing list for many tourists, it has been claimed.
According to a spokesperson for Visit London, tourists in the capital can take advantage of a wide range of ...
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According to a spokesperson for Visit London, tourists in the capital can take advantage of a wide range of ...
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Posted by Penny at 14:39, 4 June 2008
New flights to Yekaterinburg announced
Russian airline KD avia is to launch new flights to Yekaterinburg from Gatwick Airport via Kaliningrad, it has been announced.
The service will launch on October 26th and comes shortly after the carrier announced the purchase of 25 new aircraft.
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The service will launch on October 26th and comes shortly after the carrier announced the purchase of 25 new aircraft.
KD ...
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Posted by Merv at 15:13, 3 June 2008
Abu Dhabi set for summer festival
Britons heading to Abu Dhabi on a family holiday this summer will find much to occupy them at one of the city's biggest events.
The Summer in Abu Dhabi festival will take place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition ...
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The Summer in Abu Dhabi festival will take place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition ...
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Posted by Andrea at 14:40, 3 June 2008
Visiting disaster sites 'can be educational'
The so-called practice of grief tourism - visiting the scene of a disaster or tragedy - can hold benefits for travellers.
This is according to Chelsea Orth of travel PR agency KWE, who said that some tourists may find visiting locations ...
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This is according to Chelsea Orth of travel PR agency KWE, who said that some tourists may find visiting locations ...
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Posted by Clare at 17:36, 2 June 2008
Morocco, Turkey 'becoming more popular'
Holidaymakers looking to save money are increasingly looking to destinations on the edge of the eurozone, according to one expert.
Destinations such as Morocco and Turkey are proving to be particularly attractive to travellers on a tight budget due ...
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Destinations such as Morocco and Turkey are proving to be particularly attractive to travellers on a tight budget due ...
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Posted by Paul at 17:07, 2 June 2008
Stansted scoops transport accolade
Stansted Airport has won an award for its efforts to encourage more flyers to take public transport when travelling to the hub.
The airport won the Mobility Management in Companies prize at the International Transport Forum in Leipzig, Germany, where ...
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The airport won the Mobility Management in Companies prize at the International Transport Forum in Leipzig, Germany, where ...
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Posted by Penny at 15:02, 30 May 2008
Silverjet stops flying
Business class airline Silverjet has halted its flights as a result of funding issues.
The carrier, which first started operations in January 2007, said in a letter to customers on its website that it will no longer be able to honour ...
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The carrier, which first started operations in January 2007, said in a letter to customers on its website that it will no longer be able to honour ...
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Posted by Andrea at 14:12, 30 May 2008
British Airways buys A318s for New York flights
British Airways has bought two new planes to use on its new route between London City Airport and New York.
The airline has purchased two Airbus A318s, the smallest of the A320 family of planes.
Willie Walsh, chief executive ...
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The airline has purchased two Airbus A318s, the smallest of the A320 family of planes.
Willie Walsh, chief executive ...
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Posted by Teddie at 15:19, 29 May 2008
American Airlines scraps Stansted flights
American Airlines has announced that it is to discontinue its flights between Stansted Airport and New York from July 2nd.
The airline said that it will still operate New York services from Heathrow Airport, however. The ...
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The airline said that it will still operate New York services from Heathrow Airport, however. The ...
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Posted by Carrie at 15:51, 28 May 2008
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