June 2008

30 June 2008

Travellers offered tips to keep mobile bills down >
Waterfalls splash into New York's East River >
Rhodes to celebrate milestones in 2009 >
'New and exciting line-up' at Glasgow River Festival >
Lonely Planet: More to Estonia than Tallinn >
Virgin Atlantic launches online check-in promotion >

27 June 2008

Bmi 'to expand in Saudi Arabia' >
New bmi connections between Edinburgh, Copenhagen >
Continued growth for European tourism >
Holidays 'the last thing people choose to give up' >
US, Brazil agree air services plan >

26 June 2008

Sex and the City 'to boost NY tourism' >
Chinese restaurants change bizarre meal names >
United opens new Chicago facility >
Singapore and Saudi Arabian to boost cooperation >
UK firm launches motorised suitcase >
England invites visitors to comedy destinations >

25 June 2008

Moving skyscrapers to be built in Moscow, Dubai >
Etihad to launch new Heathrow service >
AA to launch inflight web access >
Brits urged to steer clear of foreign ATMs >
Delta to open New York-Buenos Aires connection >
ACI announces Europe's top airports >

24 June 2008

World Travel Awards comes to Asia >
Rail 'an alternative to expansion at Heathrow' >
Brits' 'ideal holiday' revealed >
Bush gets blame for Heathrow visit >

23 June 2008

New city to be built in Dubai desert >
Iata welcomes focus on European sky >
SAS to launch new Alpine services >
Japan Airlines to test biofuel >
New attraction unveiled at Niagara Falls >
Marlay Park to host rock greats >

20 June 2008

New visitor centre opens in Stockholm >
BA carries unusual passenger to London museum >
Emirates' Australian resort progressing >
Etihad announces Belarus flights >
Travellers invited to the home of the Vikings >
Bollywood district to open in Dubai >
US carriers plan cooperation >

19 June 2008

Arguments 'more of a concern than credit crunch' >
Mobiles 'to become crucial for air travellers' >
BA launches new subsidiary >
Parking arrangements improved at Birmingham >
Royal Caribbean unveils new ship's amenities >

18 June 2008

NY wine regions to be promoted at Heathrow >
Delhi airport hosts unexpected visitors >
Bmi trials electronic boarding >
Singapore Airlines wins Which? award >
South Australian Whale Centre re-opens >

17 June 2008

Scotland prepares for year of celebration >
Brits making bold holiday choices >
United offers iPod connectivity >
Central Park to rock to Summer Stage sounds >
Plane missing an owner in Vietnam >
Emirates extends network in India >

16 June 2008

Euro, dollar cash machines go on trial >
Qantas puts A380 flights on sale >
Travellers 'should stick to daily budgets' >
New runway safety system at Heathrow >
Uganda targets 2m visitors a year >
JLA handles 50 millionth passenger >

13 June 2008

NZ shark dives to begin soon >
Backpackers willing to 'splurge' on experiences >
Pisa's leaning tower stabilised >
NY offers exhibition for superhero fans >
Australia movie hoped to boost tourism appeal >

12 June 2008

QE2 resident on lookout for new home >
British drivers urged to be extra cautious abroad >
Caribbean 'a top luxury destination' >
Dinosaurs to invade Madison Square Garden >
Virgin Atlantic launches Flying Without Fear book >
Spain 'a bargain' for European motoring holidays >

11 June 2008

Gatwick 'has Europe's shortest security queues' >
NSW set to spend $40m on tourism >
New Wellington centre to be unveiled >
Heathrow, Gatwick buck UK airport trend >
South Africa airports 'will be ready for 2010' >
Top movies screened for free in Dublin >

10 June 2008

Beware rip currents, US visitors told >
New York dwarfs other US destinations >
Virgin Atlantic to boost service to Hong Kong >
UAE prepares for Summer in Abu Dhabi >
US to host first commercial A380 service >

09 June 2008

Montenegro 'values biodiversity' >
More Brits, Germans visit Illinois in '07 >
Dubai set for host of new developments >
Experience a Chocolate Rush in Australia >
New 4WD track opens in Australia >

06 June 2008

AUC proposes 'cooling off' period for bookings >
Brits 'becoming more adventurous with food' >
France 'still tourism world leader' >
Record-breaking year for Australian airports >
Emirates to receive first A380 next month >
Tour de France prepares to launch >

05 June 2008

US to introduce new travel authorisation system >
NYC ups tourism targets >
BA's long-haul transfer to T5 'starts well' >
Cuba urged to embrace globalisation >
Singapore wins big at airline awards >
SIA opens new Bangkok lounge >

04 June 2008

Hilton to go pet-friendly >
Auckland airport about to become cheaper >
Delta to inaugurate 9 flights in 10 days >
US airlines improve on-time performance >
Sicily 'a year-round destination' >
'Mother ship' cruise designs unveiled >

03 June 2008

Hippo catches some waves in South Africa >
Sports tourism 'crucial to Fiji' >
Edge of the eurozone 'to prove popular' >
Travellers warned over last-minute exchanges >
Couple climb Sydney Harbour Bridge to tie the knot >
Royal Caribbean announces winter schedule >

02 June 2008

Delta continues expansion into South America >
Lifeguard dog could return to patrol >
Queen bids farewell to famous cruise ship >
Korean tourism group welcomes Finnair flights >
Stansted wins award for environmental work >
Singapore Airlines boosts A380 flights to Heathrow >

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