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Alps Resorts is expanding in Carinthia
The tourism company Alps Resorts is taking over two additional businesses in Carinthia and now operates a total of 39 holiday resorts with over 1.400 residential units in Austria and Bavaria. This expansion strengthens the position as
Tui Austria is expanding its Bulgaria offer
Just a few hours' flight from Austria, travelers in Bulgaria can look forward to warm summer days, beautiful landscapes, turquoise sea, historical sites and extensive sandy beaches. The holiday destination on the
Exorbitantly high inflation is putting Turkish tourism professionals under pressure
Inflation has been particularly high in Turkey for some time. In addition, the local currency has been weakening against the euro and the US dollar for some time. Both could be used for tourism
Wachaubahn starts the 2024 summer season
The Wachaubahn starts the summer season on March 16, 2024, just in time for the apricot blossom. As a special prelude, a state-of-the-art measuring vehicle was used for the digital inspection of the railway infrastructure. The
Airtours identifies the trend towards luxury holidays
Airtours is continuing to expand its offering in the upper luxury segment. “In the ultra-luxury sector, we have added many new and unusual products to our portfolio and are offering the largest selection this year
Regiojet is increasing the Vienna-Budapest rail connection
The private railway company Regiojet will operate more frequently between Vienna and Budapest from April 4, 2024. The company announced that there will be eight daily train pairs in the future. Regiojet has been offering since
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Agistri: A Greek insider tip
Actually not a very good idea: Athens in midsummer. The Greek capital has so much to offer, sights as far as the eye can see. But the enormous heat - sometimes up to 40
Rome: Two airports that could hardly be more different
The Italian capital Rome has two international airports, which could hardly be more different. What the two airports have in common is that they are operated by Aeroporti di Roma, a subsidiary of the Atlantia Group
In the test: the new Bees airline from Ukraine
Bees Airline has officially been an airline since March 12, 2021, because on that day the AOC and operating license were issued by the Aviation Authority of Ukraine. Since then the new one has been building
Motor Sich Airlines: The flying aviation museum in Ukraine
Most airlines in Europe rely on modern aircraft and sometimes they boast about how young the fleet is. In Ukraine there is a carrier that sells machines
Valletta: Gozo fast ferry launched in a double pack
When it comes to implementing political decisions, it can sometimes take longer in Malta and Gozo. In most cases it comes late, but it has been implemented: since June 1st
Photo report: Thank you, Berlin-Tegel!
The Berliners have always had a kind of love-hate relationship with their Tegel Airport, because they never really liked the now decently run-down airport, but it attracted the majority of travelers
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Pool loungers with towels reserved: Court awards travel price reduction
Who doesn't know this: you come to the pool loungers in a hotel complex in the morning and there are towels everywhere that are supposed to serve as a "reservation". But that's exactly what can be expensive for tour operators
Author Dieter Haselsteiner announces new books
The Austrian author and aviation expert Dieter J. F. Haselsteiner published a total of five new books last year. He is particularly proud of the almost 800-page work “All you need to
Malta has Europe's least punctual flights
Last year it became uncomfortable for some passengers at European airports: the ongoing shortage of staff, strikes as well as snow and black ice will continue to have a massive impact on air traffic in 2023. Total started
Germany has abolished children's passports
The Federal Republic of Germany has abolished so-called children's passports effective January 1, 2024. Existing copies remain valid, but extensions and/or new issues are no longer possible. Parents have to
From March 2024: Bulgaria and Romania will become Air Schengen members
From March 2024, border controls with Bulgaria and Romania will no longer apply on air and sea routes within the Schengen states. Austria had previously put up considerable resistance and blocked accession to Schengen. Well
APF: These are the rights passengers have in “exceptional circumstances”
The APF has evaluated the exceptional circumstances in the flight sector that can be proven in its procedures. Weather events and strikes top the list. Aviation companies often lead in the APF's arbitration proceedings in air traffic
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