Chile hit by forest fires
Diane - Jan 09, 2026
Forest fires due to unusually high temperatures are burning in Chile causing thousands to flee their homes. Reports say 18…
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Business travel buyers have bigger budgets for 2014
Diane - Jan 09, 2026
Business travel buyers will have more money to spend in 2014 according to research by the Business Travel Show. The…
Kuoni website offers direct link to its travel experts
Diane - Jan 09, 2026
Kuoni has launched a button on its website to connect browsers to specialist travel experts covering all holiday destinations. The…
Superfast trains open up Europe
Bev - Jan 09, 2026
Rail Europe is forecasting that one million passengers will travel across the French/Spanish border on new superfast trains in 2014.…
CityJet announces summer schedule
Diane - Jan 09, 2026
CityJet has outlined its new summer network dropping five services from London City and introducing four new routes from Cardiff.…
Marriott opens tallest hotel in the US
Bev - Jan 09, 2026
Marriott has announced the official opening of its latest property, which becomes the tallest single-use hotel in North America. Located…
Crystal Cruises offers free regional flights
Diane - Jan 09, 2026
Crystal Cruises is offering complimentary regional flights from selected airports on all of its 2014 European voyages, if booked by…
Luggage Mule offered as add-on for agents
Diane - Jan 09, 2026
A luggage transportation company has launched a B2B booking system for agents to offer the service as an add-on. The…
Winnie the Whinger: She’s enough to send Basil barmy
Ian Jarrett - Jan 09, 2026
Ian Jarrett meets the serial hotel complainer. The guest for whom nothing is quite right. The guest guaranteed to…
Qantas junked again
Ian Jarrett - Jan 09, 2026
Qantas faces a further increase in its borrowing costs after Moody's downgraded its credit rating to "junk" status, just weeks…
Bangkok protest leaders vow to spare tourists
Ian Jarrett - Jan 09, 2026
Protestors have vowed to keep roads to Bangkok's airports open when the city is forced into a shutdown by next…
New superfast trains open up Europe
Ian Jarrett - Jan 09, 2026
Rail Europe is forecasting that one million passengers will travel across the French/Spanish border on new superfast trains in 2014.…
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