International Travel News

Within the framework of the national strike in France to be held today, some air traffic controller unions have called for strike action. As a result, the Direction générale de l'Aviation civile (DGAC) will be limiting the number of flights operated by all airlines.

The Board of Directors of Singapore Airlines (SIA) has announced that Goh Choon Phong will succeed Chew Choon Seng as CEO when Seng retires this year-end.

Delhi will have 42 information kiosks-cum-food counters installed, to make the city more hospitable for tourists during the Commonwealth Games (October 3-14, 2010).

Carnival Cruise Lines tightened its cancellation policy so that the penalty increases closer to the sailing.

The first six months of this year saw international tourist arrivals grow by seven per cent, according to the August Interim Update of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) World Tourism Barometer.

With a 25% larger exhibition than last year

Flagship takes off on second long-haul route; flights to Johannesburg to follow

World Travel Awards Asia and Australasia Ceremony is coming to The Claridges, Surajkund, Delhi, NCR in October for what is expected to be the most keenly fought competition ever.

In the wake of Monday's Manila hostage crisis, which left eight Hong Kong tourists killed and several others injured, the Philippines has become a "condemned" country for tourists, the travel business has plummeted as a result.

Road Show for the promotion of "Global Bird Watchers" Conference 2010" and "Saputara" - Gujarat's Own Hill Station" on Friday, 27 August 2010 at Hotel Grand Hyatt, Mumbai.