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Air Canada strike cancelled: government steps in...
The Canadian government has called off the strike action by flight crews that was due to disrupt Air Canada traffic this Thursday 13 October.
Gatwick airport rethinks its checks for frequent travellers
Gatwick airport has unveiled its new control area in the south terminal, at a cost of €51 million (£45 million).
End of night flights at Frankfurt airport
A German court has just ordered Frankfurt airport to put an end to night flights in order to protect the peace and quiet of local residents.
Air fares finally to fall
Surprising as it may seem, particularly to travel buyers, air fares have actually been falling in recent years, when adjusted for inflation.
A promising start to the new year for Toulouse airport
On Tuesday, Toulouse-Blagnac airport published its results for September, marked by a clear increase in traffic (+10.3%).
Heavy skies in Germany: air traffic threatened
European business travel could soon be disrupted by two major industrial actions in Germany. Air traffic controllers and ground staff at a dozen airports across Germany are threatening to go on strike.
W approaches Paris for business travel
In February 2012, the Starwood group will open its first W hotel in France, in the Opéra Garnier district (9th arrondissement) in Paris.
Strike: further disruption for frequent travellers this Tuesday
Marriott launches Residence Inn in Europe: Munich leads the way
A few days ago, Munich welcomed its first Residence Inn: the Marriott brand specialising in long stays.
Air France-KLM takes off in September
Air France-KLM has published its results for the month of September, a clear improvement on the same period in 2010.
British Airways goes first for business travel to Australia
British Airways is improving its offer for frequent travellers by developing its new First Class on flights between London and Australia.
A new low-cost service for Iberia
Iberia is preparing to launch a new low-cost airline in summer 2012: Iberia Express will focus on the Spanish and European networks.
Transport - Car hire companies take the plunge into self-drive...
A big crowd turned out on 1 July at the La Défense car park for the inauguration of Avis on Demand, the new 24/7 self-service car hire service.
Marketing - Melià adopts a positive attitude
Mélia Hotels & Resorts launches personal development workshops.
Design - Le Méridien makes a new entrance
Is the lobbying war back on? After Hilton in the spring, it's Le Méridien's turn to unveil its new lobby concept.
Development - Lyon continues its major manoeuvres
With six million visitors a year and a 11% increase in the number of hotels between 2003 and 2010, Lyon is keen to consolidate its image as an international tourist and business destination.
SNCF strike: return to normal expected around 2pm
The strike action by SNCF train controllers, which began late on Thursday after an agent was attacked, should be over by early afternoon.
Emirates - Abu Dhabi continues its ascent
"2 million visitors by the end of the year". This is the record figure forecast by the Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority (ADTA) for the 2011 tourism year.
Development - Ho Chi Minh City gets a taste of luxury
Gone are the days when travelling to Vietnam meant, at best, staying in a legendary hotel with ageing plumbing, or at worst in a place that was not fit for human habitation. "unclassifiable.
