Travel business got a chance to look themselves in the mirror and to redesign their operations during the coronavirus crisis. A sideview mirror as pictured on December 5, 2015. Sam / Flickr.com
The EU’s travel ban on Americans is another hit to the struggling hotel industry, but some segments may manage to navigate the summer without much of an impact. Ptra / Pixabay
Boeing is reportedly set to finally retire the legendary 747, after speculation over the years it would soon be history. Zen Sasaki / Flickr
Woman wearing a mask for prevent virus at an international airport. Adobe
An American Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft on the tarmac. American Airlines Group will adjust its long-haul international schedule for winter 2020 through summer 2021 to be down 25 percent from 2019 levels. American Airlines
A Tap Air Portugal Airbus A321 in Hamburg. The airline is closing in on a deal to give the government a controlling interest. Kevin Hackert / Flickr.com
Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, Thailand Mr.Autthaporn Pradidpong / Unsplash
United Airlines plane. The company is adding nearly 25,000 flights in August. Skift
Travelers’ shadows queue at Heathrow Airport. Yolanda Sun / Unsplash
Ruines in Rhodes, Greece. LA khai-way / Unsplash
We are glad that you preferred to contact us. Please fill our short form and one of our friendly team members will contact you back.
