The important and leading conference focuses on hot spots for hotel development in Central and Eastern Europe and beyond. Among the important trends presented: Albania as a tourist destination with the launch of direct flights to Tel Aviv and a significant increase in tourism to Austria
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The Israeli airline will operate starting 3 weekly flights to Albania, where tourists can go on a sunbathing holiday, enjoy a vibrant urban experience, or hike in the mountains: "The locals in Albania love Israel and support Israeli tourism."
The search giant Google sums up the year with various rankings, including the flight destinations we searched for most this year, based on search terms from both cities and countries
The Hungarian low-cost airline launches a new direct route from Stuttgart to another international destination, operating a total of six routes from the local airport - the sixth largest in Germany in terms of passenger traffic, with more than 12 million passengers annually
A powerful earthquake struck with a magnitude of 7.4 and Carnival Corporation announced: "The country faces a long road following this tragedy. As a destination our guests love to visit, we will continue to support our friends and colleagues in the recovery process."
The airline initially had reservations about launching direct flights to London, but they have turned out to be a remarkable success. Consequently, the company has decided to extend service to this destination through the end of summer
According to the company's announcement, in the summer of 2026, the company will return to the beloved destination following feedback received from its customers. "Excited to reintroduce Alaska as one of our key destinations."
The new agreement with 'Icelandair' will open links through Rome between Iceland and many ITA destinations, including Bologna, Florence, Venice, and Naples. Thus, customers of both airlines can travel on a single ticket and check in luggage just once to the final destination
