Illegal Bali villas face demolition
Ian Jarrett - Mar 13, 2026
Three hundred villas in Bali deemed to be illegal are threatened with demolition. Bali Update (www.balidiscovery.com) reports that in keeping…
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Airbus labels 787 as the Subsidy-liner
Ian Jarrett - Mar 12, 2026
Airbus has wasted no time in sticking the knife into rival US planemaker Boeing following yesterday’s report from the World…
Anantara catches the mood in Abu Dhabi
Ian Jarrett - Mar 12, 2026
Anantara is set to launch its first city hotel in the Middle East, the 222-room Eastern Mangroves Hotel & Spa…
Thai authorities promise hotel safety crackdown
Ian Jarrett - Mar 12, 2026
Government tourism authorities in Thailand are cracking down on hotel safety after the deaths in a fire last week of…
Flight Centre confident of beating price-fixing charge
Ian Jarrett - Mar 12, 2026
Australia’s travel industry will be keenly awaiting the outcome of the decision by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)…
Australia to target China’s second tier cities
Ian Jarrett - Mar 12, 2026
Tourism Australia is following in the footsteps of international hotel chains by targeting China's fast growing second tier cities for…
Christchurch takes another hit
Ian Jarrett - Mar 12, 2026
In another blow to the recovery hopes of earthquake-devastated Christchurch, AirAsia X has dumped flights to New Zealand’s South Island…
Call to delay carbon tax
Valere - Mar 12, 2026
EU plans to charge for carbon pollution are jeopardising 2,000 jobs and billions of dollars of orders from China, say…
Thomas Cook staff travel ‘perks’ cut
Diane - Mar 12, 2026
Thomas Cook staff are facing cuts to their holiday perks as the company looks to reduce its debt. Agency staff…
Industry calls for reduced VAT on UK tourism
Diane - Mar 12, 2026
Industry chiefs are urging the Chancellor to cut VAT on UK tourism to bring it in line with other European…
APD is costing Britain’s economy £4.2bn
Bev - Mar 12, 2026
New research by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) shows that Air Passenger Duty costs the UK economy billions…
Power cut leads to baggage chaos at Gatwick
Diane - Mar 12, 2026
Passengers had to board flights without their luggage after a power cut hit baggage carousels at Gatwick airport this weekend.…
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