OUR GUESTS ARE ELECTRIC SAYS CROWNE PLAZA
Valere - Apr 17, 2026
Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers creates the world’s first guest-powered electricity Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers is creating a world…
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Scotland Expert among Shortlist for World Guide Award
Valere - Apr 17, 2026
Wanderlust calls for trade testimonials Wanderlust magazine has announced the shortlist for its fifth annual World Guide…
UNWTO Welcomes Spain Responsible Tourism EU Pledge
Valere - Apr 17, 2026
Spain has made the promotion of a European model of Socially Responsible Tourism one of the priorities of its…
Carbon Market News This Week
Valere - Apr 17, 2026
Cancun must complete Cop15, EU Carbon Rises, Wales Missing out, Senators push for Earth Day Energy Bill, Queensland resorts…
Jamaica for Sale
Valere - Apr 17, 2026
A hard-hitting documentary on the rapid and unsustainable development of the Jamaican tourism industry was premiered in the UK…
Even Icelandic Ash Doesn’t Cloud Scotland’s Tourism Showcase
Valere - Apr 17, 2026
See interview with Mike Cantley new Chairman of VisitScotland CLICK HERE Neither the recession nor Icelandic volcano ash…
ECO CHIC GOES: FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD
Valere - Apr 17, 2026
This week, we visit a selection of eco chic properties spread geographically over Africa, India and China with locations as…
Could volcanic ash from obscure Iceland disrupt your US flight?
David - Apr 16, 2026
Bomb threats and security issues have been commonplace airline passenger concerns, but what about the latest left-field threat: Could the…
ASH ALERT- Domestic offer for disrupted holidaymakers
Phil Davies - Apr 16, 2026
A domestic operator is offering a 10% discount to holidaymakers who have had their breaks cancelled or postponed…
Hostels replacing budget hotels?
David - Apr 16, 2026
It’s not always common knowledge, but in the hospitality business, upscale hostels are increasingly being seen as a replacement for…
ASH ALERT – More havoc as flights grounded for second day
Phil Davies - Apr 16, 2026
English airspace has been closed to aircraft until 01.00 tomorrow (Saturday) at the earliest following the Icelandic volcanic ash plume. Following a day…
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