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Ireland’s major tourist attractions have bought cash to the country’s economy and now draw more tourists as compared before. The Guinness Storehouse has drawn about 1,020,000 visitors last year, a huge boost as compared to the year before when visitor numbers had hit the million-mark for the first time.
Guinness spokesman Mark McGovern said that 2009 was a good year for the company, surpassing the number of visitors from 2008 even when the economy was in trouble. The centre has a total of 120 staffs during summer and 70 staffs all through the rest of the year. The centre is open [...]

Pensioners from the UK are continually burdened with high travel insurance costs based on their age. Those pensioners aged 65 and above, travelling inside Europe are the most hit, according to a research done online recently. Even though travelling is a priority to retirees, Britain’s intrepid OAPs should be aware on the price tag of their yearly multi-travel insurance policies when they reach the age of 65. Pensioners travelling inside Europe will see a 174 per cent increase on their annual insurance fee, while those travelling abroad will experience 131 per cent more on their annual multi-trip insurance policy when [...]

The latest report of the UK high speed rail network issued by the Department for Transport (DfT) has been called into question by several groups, most notably Network Rail, who have queried the viability of any proposed plans that do not include Scotland.
Network Rail recently undertook their own studies into the DfT plan, throwing new light on common assumptions of the Y-shaped route map. The DfT proposal caused outcry in Scotland when it was revealed that DfT had chosen the option of terminating the services in Leeds and Manchester. This means that in fifteen years time, the journey to Edinburgh [...]

The Chief Executive of TransUnion Auto Information Solutions, Mike von Hone, has declared that the recent and forecasted improvements in the new car market are being benefitted from a shortage in affordable, low-mileage, quality second-hand vehicles.
The ongoing shortage is likely to continue to bring down the ration of new to used vehicles well into 2010 as much of the automotive industry and greater travel industry begins to right itself from a disastrous 18 months.
The ratio peaked in June 2009 when sales of new vehicles reached one in every 2.4 used cars. Since then, the gap has progressively closed, falling steadily [...]

With UK airports are keen to bounce back this year, after recording one of their worst yearly performance declines since the early 1940s. Airlines across the world, now are turing to the growing Asian and Latin American air markets in the hopes of catalyzing a global recovery for the year 2010.
The International Air Transport Association [...]