January 2008

31 January 2008

Iron Maiden launch world tour from Stansted >
Beijing to get second airport >
Set-jetting craze 'boosting travel industry' >
Emirates to boost frequency on Dubai-Houston route >
New Orleans 'set for lucrative Mardi Gras' >

30 January 2008

Continental to offer TV, email on flights >
'All kinds of tourism' on offer in Brazil >
A380 to land in London in March >
Naturist flights to launch from Germany >
Etihad to refurbish Abu Dhabi lounge >

29 January 2008

North-east England 'a hit in Australasia' >
International arrivals hit 900m >
Weak dollar 'luring visitors to US' >
DreamWorks to open Dubai theme park >
Woman gets first passport at 109 >

28 January 2008

Malta international welcomes close to 3m in 2007 >
Avoid 'mad dash' for insurance, travellers warned >
Cape Town to get ball rolling on year of celebrations >
Bob Geldof enjoys a Viennese waltz >

25 January 2008

Cockroach racing among bizarre festivals of 2008 >
Glasgow prepares for film festival >
Beijing 'recruiting households' for Olympics >
Water sports could give welcome boost to Kenya tourism >
US Airways expands Gulf Coast network >

24 January 2008

Budapest to celebrate spring >
Work begins on luxury development in Marrakech >
Funding set to boost Welsh tourism >
New water bus to ferry tourists in Dubai >
Austrian goes twice-daily to Dubai >

23 January 2008

Feline stowaway goes on US adventure >
WTTC: Further tourism growth in 2008 >
Jude enjoys Florida sun >
Singapore sees record visitor numbers in 2007 >
Liverpool JLA installs wind turbines >

22 January 2008

Etihad to boost frequency to Dublin >
Four waterfalls set to boost NY tourism >
Swiss unveils new Zurich lounge >
Aer Arann gives support to regional airports >
Chile takes record for world's largest swimming pool >

21 January 2008

Fiji island to get new marina >
Austrian keeps passenger record despite route reduction >
Lufthansa confirms new route to Norway >
Cape Town enjoys 'bumper' festive season >
Travellers 'looking for adventure' >

18 January 2008

Avoid haggis, US visitors to Scotland warned >
Singapore Flyer to open in March >
'Canada dome' to open in Canary Wharf >
SAS to offer more Copenhagen services >
Manchester to house Concorde in 'super hangar' >

17 January 2008

Terminal 5 unveiled at Heathrow >
Daredevils' Uluru jump 'would boost tourism' >
Second Lyon 'to be built in Dubai' >
Dubai to showcase future of tourism >
China 'to become no 2 in world tourism' >
Swiss celebrates 'best airline for Europe' award >

16 January 2008

Etihad figures soar >
Record year for Nottingham EMA >
Britons 'need to value passports more' >
Denise takes some time out in the Maldives >
BA to boost South American services >
Mayan city to be developed into tourist attraction >

15 January 2008

Dubai to host art festival >
Taxi drivers put chats to good use >
Spain attracts close to 60m visitors in 2007 >
Low fares 'allowing domestic flights to compete with trains' >
Swiss installs 'soccer trams' in major cities >
Heathrow 'a unique airport' >

14 January 2008

Singapore takes delivery of second A380 >
Growth continues in air travel sectors >
New York sees record visitor numbers in 2007 >
Virgin Atlantic to test biofuel >
Orlando Bloom visits Nepal >
Travellers 'using regional hubs for convenience' >

11 January 2008

Austrian 'offers best connections to US' >
Woman takes freezing dip to promote tourism >
Record 3m people visit Philippines in '07 >
Cyprus airports see record-breaking year >
Record December figures at Birmingham >

10 January 2008

BA to launch OpenSkies subsidiary >
Scotland invites couples on romantic getaways >
Dubai airport 'growing faster than any other' >
Belgrade 'new city break hotspot' >
First recyclable hotel to be built in UK >
Singapore Airlines to launch new flights to Sydney >

09 January 2008

BA confirms new flights to Hyderabad >
Eurostar celebrates record year >
Vietnam to invest £764m in first expressway >
US hotels 'focusing on lobby experience' >
Unusual locations 'becoming popular for city breaks' >
Dustin takes a trip to the Caribbean >

08 January 2008

Barcelona prepares to host fitness fanatics >
Dubai Museum lures tourists >
Bag rule change 'meets passenger needs' >
Expert allays fears of airport disruption >
Delta confirms Caribbean services >
Six Nations provides plenty of travel opportunities >

07 January 2008

Virgin 'to run near-normal service during strike' >
Air passenger demand rockets in November >
Barcelona galleries to explore China >
British man proves it's never too late to travel >
Bag limit lifted at Heathrow >
Wet summer 'prompted rise in winter bookings' >

04 January 2008

Choice of destinations 'boosting regional airports' >
Yorkshire 'most welcoming to visitors' >
Big year ahead for Dubai Sports City >
Qantas to boost Melbourne-Hong Kong service >
Vienna airport welcomes 18 millionth passenger >
Singapore to launch from Changi terminal 3 >

03 January 2008

Ancient palace reopened in Myanmar >
VLM sees benefit of train troubles >
Nepal welcomes record visitor numbers >
Airport strikes called off >
Atlanta airport still America's busiest >
Bmi to double Moscow flights >

02 January 2008

Oman to boost tourism with new airports >
Desperate Housewives star enjoys Caribbean break >
Unique art fair to take place in Johannesburg >
Snowdrop Festival 'back by popular demand' >
Manchester to lift one-bag rule >

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