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17 Sep 2008
People catching flights from Edinburgh airport with Air France, KLM and Flybe can now make use of ten new self-service kiosks that have been installed at the gateway.The facilities...
The Montserrat Tourist Board has announced a number of leisure and sport developments that have recently taken place on the Caribbean island.These include the launch of Zekie's Hor...
People planning ski holidays for the forthcoming winter season have been offered a number of tips on how to keep their trips as cheap as possible.The first thing holidaymakers shou...
16 Sep 2008
P&O Cruises has announced a revamp of its Pacific Sun vessel, which operates south Pacific and Queensland cruises from Brisbane.The highlight of the multi-million dollar makeover i...
Travellers planning trips to Johannesburg, Cape Town and other popular South African destinations will be interested to hear that a pilot project has been launched in the country t...
The Singapore Tourism Board has referred to a number of upcoming events and future attractions as evidence of the fact that the city state is becoming the entertainment capital of ...
Britain may be a nation of enthusiastic travellers, but Brits still miss their home comforts while they are abroad, particularly a good cup of tea, according to a new survey.A poll...
The cruise centre on Grand Turk in the Turks & Caicos Islands is set to be reopened in early October, it has been announced.An engineering survey was carried out following the pass...
15 Sep 2008
Birmingham airport has released its passenger figures for August, showing that it experienced the busiest month since operations began in 1939.The airport handled a total of 1,079,...
Holidaymakers who were left stranded by the collapse of travel firm XL found themselves being rescued by an unusual figure – Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson.As well as bein...
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