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The First Car Rental company has signed the Code of Conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation in Travel and Tourism, joining the battle to protect thousands of minors.
Known commonly as ‘The Code,’ the pledge was established in 1998 by End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes (ECPAT). The UN World Tourism Organisation has endorsed The Code which has been implemented globally across the hotel and travel industry.
As one of the world’s largest business sectors, the emphasis on corporate responsibility to increase child protection from sex tourism has given huge advantages to The Code, while the upcoming [...]

Despite somewhat disappointing ticket sales for World Cup matches in South Africa, many of the world’s major airlines are planning to add capacity to their South African routes during the tournament. Air France has announced that two of its three giant Airbus SAS A380s will be dedicated to the Paris-Johannesburg route. The aircraft is capable of carrying 538 passengers.
According to OAG, the flight planning specialists, airlines have added half a million seats to their South African routes. OAG claim that this could bring in an additional $250 million in sales for airlines recently disrupted because of the volcanic ash cloud [...]

Hertz has been again named as the official vehicle provider for All England Tennis Club’s showpiece event. The contract renewal marks an extension of the successful service that the leading car and equipment rental specialist has provided at Wimbledon for the past 15 years.
Last year, Hertz made 15,822 journeys which took more than 30,000 players, coaches, managers and VIPs to the titles, covering an estimated 228, 736 miles in the process – equal to driving around the globe nine times.
As the transport provider to the stars, Hertz can once again look forward to handling the likes of Andy Murray, Roger [...]

First Car Rental in South Africa has signed a code which it hopes will help to raise awareness and help protect children involved in the sex tourism industry. The Code of Conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation in Travel and Tourism was introduced in 1998 by ECPAT, an organisation dedicated to combating [...]

An inquest into the 2002 train crash at Potters Bar is now underway. The crash cost the lives of seven people and injured a further 76. The incident took place on May 10 when a train, travelling at 98 miles-per-hour from London to Kings Lynn, derailed just outside Potters Bar station in Hertfordshire.
The rear carriage of the West Anglia Great Northern train was flipped into the air and into a bridge, before it came to rest on the station platform. A jury of three men and eight women has already heard how two passengers’ warnings about the state of the track had [...]