COVID-19: Oman to start issuing tourist visas

Dubai: A decision has been taken on Monday by the Supreme Committee to deal with COVID-19 to allow the issuance of tourist visas to enter the Sultanate. A statement issued online by Oman News Agency...

News: The Dilly to launch in London next spring

In early 2021, Le Méridien Piccadilly will become the Dilly, an independently owned and operated hotel. The historic hotel dates back to 1908 and will be refreshed before relaunch.

Focus: Breaking Travel News interview: Steve Sammut, chief executive, Rocky Mountaineer

Having been honoured by voters at the World Travel Awards, Steve Sammut, chief executive of Rocky Mountaineer, here tells Breaking Travel News how it feels to have won the prestigious title

Accor appoints Patrick Mendes as Group Chief Commercial Officer and restructures his division

With his international experience in both operational and managerial roles, Patrick Mendes will draw on his expertise in order to develop new services and ever more powerful solutions.

News: Finnair takes inflight dining options into supermarkets

Finnair is bringing its famous signature blueberry juice drink to travel-thirsty grounded customers by making it available to buy in supermarkets across Finland.

News: Etihad to launch new Beijing flights in December

Etihad has unveiled plans for another route to China, with flights from Beijing to Abu Dhabi to launch on December 7th. The service will operate weekly using a Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

News: Qantas cuts 2,000 staff as ground handling is outsourced

Qantas has notified around 2,000 employees that it will move to outsource ground handling operations at ten airports across Australia as it battles back from the Covid-19 shutdown.

The Seychelles Islands remains a tourist favourite

In week 46, the airport has seen 1,154 arrivals with the same markets remaining strong during this time hailing 628 visitors from Germany, 218 from Switzerland, 83 from the UAE, 72 from South Africa...