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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Executives
·January 16, 2020

Five countries demand compensation from Iran for downed Ukrainian Boeing

Five countries demand compensation from Iran for downed Ukrainian Boeing Canadian Foreign Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne announced that Canada, Afghanistan, the...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Executives
·January 16, 2020

China Aircraft Leasing Group receives its first Boeing 787 Dreamliners

China Aircraft Leasing Group receives its first Boeing 787 Dreamliners China Aircraft Leasing Group (CALC) announce that it has successfully...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Executives
·January 16, 2020

LATAM moves its New York JFK operations

LATAM moves its New York JFK operations LATAM Airlines Group announced today that it will relocate its operations at John...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Executives
·January 16, 2020

Airbus demonstrates first fully automatic vision-based take-off

Airbus demonstrates first fully automatic vision-based take-off Airbus has successfully performed the first fully automatic vision-based take-off using an Airbus...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Executives
·January 15, 2020

Air Canada continues fleet modernization with its first Airbus A220-300

Air Canada continues fleet modernization with its first Airbus A220-300 Air Canada today unveiled the newest member of its fleet,...
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George Taylor·
Aviation Feature
·April 12, 2016

Heathrow’s 70th year

Heathrow’s 70th year has seen another significant milestone in the airports history with Terminal 4 turning thirty. Officially opened by...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Executives
·January 16, 2020

Brazil’s Azul flies to New York’s JFK Airport

Brazil’s Azul flies to New York’s JFK Airport The statue of Liberty, Times Square and Central Park are now closer...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Executives
·January 16, 2020

17.8 million airline passengers traveled through Prague Airport in 2019

17.8 million airline passengers traveled through Prague Airport in 2019 Based on the latest operating results, Prague Airport handled a...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Executives
·January 16, 2020

FAA declares South Florida a No Drone Zone during Super Bowl LIV

FAA declares South Florida a No Drone Zone during Super Bowl LIV Hard Rock Stadium near Miami is a “No...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Executives
·January 16, 2020

United Airlines jet with burning engine makes emergency landing in Newark

United Airlines jet with burning engine makes emergency landing in Newark United Airlines flight from Newark, New Jersey to Los...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Executives
·January 15, 2020

Customer service agents reach deal with Air Canada

Customer service agents reach deal with Air Canada Unifor Local 2002, the union representing customer service agents in call centers...
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  • More Tourists, Fewer Nights: Is Croatia Facing a New Tourism Reality? September 8, 2026
    Croatia is attracting more tourists, but in some destinations they are staying fewer nights. New figures from Dubrovnik’s neighboring Župa Dubrovačka expose a tourism paradox also seen elsewhere in Europe. Is price, changing travel behavior, or destination hopping responsible—and what does it mean for Croatia’s tourism economy? SOURCE:
  • Nepal Today, Peru Tomorrow? Climate Change Is Rewriting the Rules of Mountain Tourism September 8, 2026
    A glacier collapses in Nepal. A dangerous glacial lake grows above a tourism city in Peru. Thousands of kilometers separate the Himalayas from the Andes, but climate change is raising an increasingly similar question for both destinations: are governments and the tourism industry adapting fast enough to mountains changing beneath their feet? On
  • Nepal Is Open for Tourism: WTN Says Don’t Abandon Nepal After Deadly Floods September 8, 2026
    Nepal is mourning a devastating flood disaster, but most of the country remains open for tourism. World Tourism Network urges travelers and the global tourism industry to follow PATA’s lead: support affected communities, rely on accurate local information, and keep visiting Nepal’s many destinations that remain safe and operational. SOURC
  • WTTC Global Summit 2026: Executive Access for non-members September 8, 2026
  • Guam’s Tumon Night Market Celebrates One Year of Food, Culture and Community September 8, 2026
    Guam's Tumon Night Market is celebrating its first anniversary after growing from a 10-Sunday pilot into a popular gathering place for Guam residents and visitors. See how the weekly event is showcasing local food, businesses, performers and international cultures — and what’s planned for September. SOURCE:
  • Experience the WTTC Global Summit 2026: Executive Access opens to non-members September 7, 2026
    For the first time, senior Travel & Tourism leaders outside the WTTC Membership community can apply for limited Executive Access Passes to the WTTC Global Summit 2026 in Malta. Experience world-class content, connect with global industry leaders, and stay at an Official Summit Hotel, where networking continues beyond the program. SOURCE:
  • When Leaders Leave Office but Not the Stage: Tourism, Diplomacy and the Power of Experience September 7, 2026
    What happens when tourism’s most experienced leaders leave office but refuse to retire? From Oxford to the global stage, Alain St.Ange, Geoffrey Lipman and Francesco Frangialli show how former leaders can turn decades of experience into diplomacy, education and a powerful voice for tourism’s fut
  • EgyptAir Launches Zanzibar Flights as African Airlines Race to Expand Across Africa September 7, 2026
    EgyptAir’s new Cairo-Zanzibar flights are part of a bigger aviation shift across Africa. From Ethiopian Airlines to Kenya Airways, RwandAir and Air Peace, African carriers are expanding regional networks, strengthening global connections and challenging reliance on foreign hubs. But can Africa’s airlines turn rapid expansion into sustainable gro
  • Belarus Says Come Visa-Free. Europe Says Don’t Go. Is Minsk Really Dangerous? September 7, 2026
    Belarus wants Europeans to visit visa-free, while Western governments warn travelers to stay away. eTurboNews investigates whether ordinary tourists are actually being arrested, what Minsk is really like, and whether a 48-hour trip from Vilnius is reckless—or one of Europe’s most fascinating travel experiences. SOURCE:
  • 40 Years of Peace Through Tourism Happens This Thursday — and You Should Be Part of the Celebration September 7, 2026
    At a time when peace has become one of the world’s biggest questions, IIPT is celebrating 40 Years of Peace Through Tourism. This Thursday, global leaders, tourism pioneers and peace advocates will come together for a free international webinar—and everyone is invited to join this timely global conversation. SOURCE:
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