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It now seems that a record number of 1.65 million UK passengers will choose a cruise holiday for 2010. This is an increase of almost 6.5 percent over this year’s numbers. This bold claim comes straight from the Passenger Shipping Association.
Bill Gibbons, the director at Passenger Shipping Association, said that they predict a record of 1.65 million UK passengers to choose a cruise vacation for 2010. This will be due to two things – value and variety. Overall, the cruise industry has struggled much like the rest of travel world. Thus, this new prediction is good news for the industry.
Despite [...]

New reports now suggest that Korean Air will actually be operating an Airbus A380 to London in time for the 2012 London Olympic games. According to the chief executive of Korean Air, these aircrafts will help get more people to London to see the games, thus, helping the airline to fly more people.
The CEO and chairman of Korean Air, Yang Ho Cho, just recently confirmed that these aircrafts will be operating the route. This is big news since the planes were meant to originally be operating in time for the Beijing Olympics, which has long since past.
Yang Ho Cho went [...]

It now seems that Ryanair has just recently announced changes to its card polices. These changes will affect passengers who use their cards to book a flight with Ryanair. As of December 1st, users of the Mastercard Prepaid card will not be charged the £5 per person administration charge.
Despite this good news, there are some bad changes coming as well. Apparently people who like to pay with Visa Electron cards will be faced with a charge for the first time starting January 1st. However, experts point out that this new charge does not come without just cause. Apparently the [...]

Representatives from nine European transport organizations have sent a joint letter to European Commission President, Jose Manuel Barroso demanding that policy for transport in the European Union be given a priority fitting its importance as a major contributor to the regions development. The letter written by representatives from Europe’s roads, waterways and rail networks amongst [...]

A total of nine transport representatives have written a joint letter to Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso demanding that transport policy be afforded a higher priority as befitting the important role the sector plays in the development of the European Union.
The letter was co-written by representatives from European road, rail, inland waterway, maritime and air sectors and called for a more comprehensive and stronger commitment from the Commission to transport policy.
The letter claimed that the transport sector is a vital cog in the economic, social, and environmental and employment mechanics that are intrinsic to the EU, with a cohesive and [...]

Thomas Cook, the second largest tour operator in Europe behind TUI travel, has announced its pre-tax profits for the year ending September at £308.2 million.
The group claims to have handled the effects of the recession and the global threat of swine flu comfortably, with both summer and winter bookings forecasts looking positive. The group said that medium haul destinations such as Egypt and Turkey contributed strongly to the better than expected profit results.
While the pre-tax profit fell slightly from last year at 0.4% the figure was still ahead of the predicted 3% fall by market analysts. Total revenues rose by [...]