by Victoria Tozer-Pennington | Travel
Who said talking about the weather is boring? The Aruba Tourism Authority is hiring for what it says is the world’s easiest job: to be the holiday hub’s weatherperson. Claiming to get more sunny days than any other Caribbean island, Aruba wants travellers to...
by Victoria Tozer-Pennington | Flight, Loyalty, Travel
British Airways’ Executive Club members can from February 28 use the carrier’s Avios “loyalty currency” Avios to book a holiday package with British Airways Holidays. Avios points, which are allocated by airlines in the International Airlines...
by Victoria Tozer-Pennington | Flight, Travel
Lufthansa is to offer passengers in its premium first class with what it calls the “Suite Plus” — a double cabin with ceiling-high walls and a door. The room is to come with a “large table “and two wide seats which can be warmed or cooled and...
by Victoria Tozer-Pennington | Flight, Lounges, Travel
Delta Air Lines said it “deepening its Midwest ties with the opening of a Delta Sky Club lounge at Kansas City International Airport. The lounge is to open on February 28, the same day a new $1.5bn terminal at the airport sees its first flights. “The...
by Victoria Tozer-Pennington | Flight, Travel
Finnair on February 14 2023 marked one year since it launched its “elevated long-haul experience” on a refurbished A350. Since then, the Finnish flag carrier has pumped €200 million into upgrading 12 aircraft with the new business and premium economy...
by Victoria Tozer-Pennington | New York, Travel
Airlines in the US could face a downturn in in flight bookings for spring break, going by a survey carried out by YouGov. Commissioned by travel publication The Point Guy, the findings showed 66% of people to be unable to afford their first-choice destination for the...
