The new codesharing agreement between American Airlines and Porter Airlines lets passengers reach more Canadian destinations and U.S. hubs, while earning AAdvantage miles and Loyalty Points on select Porter flights
Wizz Air marks 10 million passengers and celebrates 5 years of operations at its Larnaca base, enhancing Cyprus tourism and economy
Global Aviation Bodies Criticize Latest Dutch Tax Hike
ITA Airways will keep its Tel Aviv flights suspended through October 31, 2025; flights AZ809 and AZ815, which were set to restart on November 1, won’t be taking off as planned either
With a 3% increase in visitor numbers in Q1 2025 compared to last year, Dubai is set to hit a new annual tourist record and continue leading international tourism
Mastercard’s new report reveals key tourism trends: experiences over products, growing demand for digital travel, and sustainability as a top priority
Schiphol Airport is set to raise its fees by 41% next year, following a 40% increase over the past three years. KLM warns that this move will lead to higher ticket prices, weaken the airport’s competitive position, and impact the Dutch economy
The week dedicated to innovation in various fields including tourism, health, food, and climate will take place at the end of the month. The tech week entrepreneur told PassportNews: "Excited to contribute to the Israeli economy and assist in its development"
The small city-state has become the most popular tourism destination in Southeast Asia, with the industry contributing more than $66 billion to the country's economy last year. The number of tourists this year is expected to surge by nearly 10% compared to 2019 before the COVID-19 pandemic
According to Ryanair, which has already reduced its operations in several European countries including Spain, Germany, and Denmark, the proposed hike will bring Belgium's aviation tax to 5 euros per departing passenger, a move the company defines as "excessive," especially in light of the already high costs at Brussels airport, which have risen by more than 20% since the coronavirus pandemic
