As of now, the travel industry in the EU is striving to ensure that it successfully recovers from the pandemic. On this note, data has revealed that commercial flights have not yet reached the same levels recorded in the summer months of 2019, before the coronavirus pandemic. In September of […]
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Barcelona Cracks Down On Cruise Ships
The relevant authorities of the government in Barcelona have revealed that they will be implementing a bunch of new rules for cruise ships by the end of this month. A set of new restrictions will be introduced solely for cruise ships, which will include caps as well as dock closures. […]
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Schiphol Airport Gears Up For Autumn Holiday
Schiphol Airport has made several preparations as it is expecting an inflow of a significant number of passengers during the upcoming autumn holiday. The holiday season, which is going to take off in the last two weeks of October, expects an impressive number of visitors from abroad, specifically 3.3 million. […]
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Italy Draws Up Evacuation Plan For Tourists and Residents
As of now, Italy is making appropriate preparations to evacuate the tourists and residents of the country in lieu of the threat of a volcano. The relevant authorities revealed that they have come up with evacuation plans for the supervolcano located in close proximity to Naples. Moreover, the government is […]
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Spanish City Bans Sexist Outfits
Seville, a popular tourist spot in Spain, has announced that it will not be permitting people to wear sexist underwear and outfits in public. The relevant authorities of the city revealed that they are going to start punishing people who violate this instruction. This announcement comes shortly after the newly […]
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€120,000 Bill Sent To Climate Activists
A subsidiary of Lufthansa, Eurowings, has taken to sending a bill of €120,000 to a total of six climate activists. The reason cited for this action is that the activists trespassed onto the airfield of the Brandenburg Airport in Berlin in November of the previous year. Due to the trespassing, […]
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Ryanair Wins Dispute in Spanish Court
Ryanair and Kiwi, an online travel agency, recently went up against each other in court, with the former emerging victorious as per the final rulings made by the judge. As a result of the decision made by the court, the low-cost airline will be able to retain and maintain its […]
Read MoreTravelers to France Worry About Bedbug Infestation
Passengers using railway transportation in France have raised concerns regarding bedbug infestations in the seats of the train. A number of people have taken to sharing videos and pictures of bedbugs being visible in the seats where they are supposed to sit, saying that transport of this kind is highly […]
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Report Reveals Busiest Airports In The World
A recent report published by ForwardKeys, a well-known travel analytics firm, revealed some of the busiest airports across the globe. Dubai was ranked at the top of the list of the World’s Busiest Airports due to the large number of flights that have layovers in the city. Top airports According […]
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Brandenburg Airport Implements Digital Turnaround Solution
The Brandenburg Airport (BER) in Berlin is on its way to becoming a pioneer among all German airports in terms of implementing AI. This was determined shortly after the airport announced that it was going to be using an AI-driven software solution as a way to streamline the handling process. […]
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