Businesses are Misbehaving in Popular Hiking Destinations – The State Tries to Catch Them in the Act
Travel companies are engaging in unauthorized activities in Finland's protected areas, particularly in Lapland, prompting state enforcement measures.
Entry Controls: Who is Afraid of America?
New entry requirements for business travelers to the USA could include disclosing social media profiles, raising concerns among companies and employees about privacy and the impact on business travel.
Travel company in Fortaleza is reported by customers for alleged abusive practices
A travel company in Fortaleza, MVC Férias, has received customer complaints for alleged abusive sales practices, including pressuring customers to buy packages and difficulties in canceling them.
Saving on summer vacation: Are package tours with budget airlines cheaper?
The article explores the affordability of package tours offered by budget airlines compared to traditional travel companies while highlighting the importance of early booking.
Moby and Tirrenia celebrate 'love' for travelers
Italian ferry companies Moby and Tirrenia are celebrating Valentine's Day with a special promotion aimed at travelers, offering significant discounts for bookings made before February 15.
Food and drink 'banned' on GTR, GWR, Northern, Avanti West Coast trains and more
Several UK train companies have implemented bans on food and drinks onboard, prompting passengers to check specific regulations before traveling.
Iberia limits the price of the Air Bridge to 99 euros due to the influx of passengers
Iberia Airlines sets a price cap of 99 euros for its Madrid-Barcelona Air Bridge amid rising passenger numbers, while the government criticizes companies for unjustifiably raising prices.
Where Octavia ends, MG begins. This is not a time travel, but the purchase of cars by Czech households
The article discusses the shift in car purchases in the Czech Republic, highlighting new trends with MG and Chinese vehicles gaining popularity as more households buy cars themselves, despite a majority being purchased by companies.
In Georgia, only with mandatory insurance. 'Uninsured tourists burden hospitals'
The Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has clarified that travel insurance, required for tourists, can be issued by Georgian or foreign insurance companies and must meet specific criteria.
Ships Docked Without Departure Ban: Canceled Routes, What Passengers Should Do
Several ships remain docked in the Port of Piraeus as ferry companies have unilaterally canceled scheduled routes despite no official departure ban from port authorities, causing inconvenience to hundreds of passengers seeking alternative transportation.
Airlines that Always Fly on Time: The 10 Most Punctual Companies in the World
Aeromexico has been ranked as the most punctual airline globally for the second consecutive year, with three European companies also making the top list.
Successful Mediation: Less Dispute between Travelers and Travel Companies
There has been a notable decrease in disputes between travelers and travel companies, particularly concerning compensation claims for delayed or canceled trips.
What will Trump do with Venezuela's oil - More than 300 billion barrels underground
The American president announced that he will allow U.S. oil companies to travel to Venezuela to explore its oil reserves.
‘Sunshine Saturday’: UK firms expect 5% January rise in holiday bookings
UK travel companies anticipate a 5% increase in holiday bookings this January as consumers look to escape winter for sunnier destinations.