PASSENGERS WAITING: AIRLINES GRADUALLY RELAUNCH THE INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
Despite being hit hard by the coronavirus crisis, some airlines are trying to organize themselves to deliver an adapted flight schedule in May and the following weeks. Tourism Review provides an updat ...
AIRBUS A220 – THE STAR OF THE POST-CORONAVIRUS TRAVEL WORLD
The A220, one of Airbus’ narrow-body planes, is not only cheaper and has fewer seats, but it is also capable of flying as far as the B737 or A320, becoming the ideal aircraft for the post-coronavirus ...
ENTRY TO THE USA – STRESS-FREE VIA BRUSSELS AIRPORT
As only the third European airport, Brussels-Zaventem will enable "preclearance", i.e. entry to the USA on foreign soil. This offers several advantages for travelers. ...
WAR IN UKRAINE: RUSSIAN AIR TRANSPORTATION WILL CHANGE DRAMATICALLY
Last week, the EU announced a ban on the sale, lease, transfer or export of aircraft and any components to Russia following the country’s invasion of Ukraine. The ban applies not only to new contracts ...
THE FUTURE OF TOURISM – TECHNOLOGY IS CRUCIAL TO PREDICT FURTHER DEVELOPMENT
No one can predict the future. However, forecasts using statistical information can be used. The most effective way to collect relevant data on the future of tourism is the use of modern technologies. ...
