Turkey devalues the lira
- Jan 05, 2026
Visitors to Turkey will no longer have to grapple with the challenge of dealing with millions of lira, following a…
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Carnival shares rise on good cruise news
- Jan 05, 2026
Travel and tourism shares had a positive day yesterday as London’s equity markets made significant gains. The FTSE 100 index…
Kuoni and FC still missing clients in Asia
Ginny McGrath - Jan 04, 2026
The UK’s major tour operators have accounted for all but a handful of clients who were on holiday in areas…
Vegas gambling on free Wi-Fi
David - Jan 04, 2026
McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas has deployed the largest free airport-wide Wi-Fi service in the US, covering nearly two…
Crystal clear record
David - Jan 04, 2026
Crystal Cruises announced a record 214 ports in 82 countries for 2006. The Cruise line said its Crystal Harmony, Crystal…
RCG/SunTrips partners with Mexicana
David - Jan 04, 2026
RCG Companies, one of the largest leisure travel-tour operators in the US, announced its wholly-owned subsidiary, SunTrips, has signed a…
Fit, ready, rested with WestinWORKOUT
David - Jan 04, 2026
Westin Hotels & Resorts has spent $12 million in fitness centers for 53 of its properties in North America, Mexico…
Hotel bargains getting extinct
David - Jan 04, 2026
Bargain hotel rates are getting harder to find, according to the latest study by the Atlanta-based PKF Hospitality Research and…
Major travel internet cos sued for cheating on taxes
David - Jan 04, 2026
The city of Los Angeles is suing a group of well-known internet travel sites such as Orbitz for allegedly skimping…
Delta starting fare wars?
David - Jan 04, 2026
Delta is becoming more like a low-cost carrier amid reports it was lowering its fares, streamlining its schedule and eliminating…
Carnival on-shore goes on-line
David - Jan 04, 2026
Carnival Cruise Lines introduced a new on-line shore excursion booking system where guests can buy excursions prior to their cruise.…
Asia quake crisis – British death toll rises
Phil Davies - Jan 04, 2026
Up to 200 Britons may have been killed in the Asian earthquake disaster according to Britain’s Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw.…
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