A huge exhibition is coming to Dubai 20 Oct 2020 – 10 April 2021.
History – The Expo was first set up in 1851 by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert who built Crystal Palace (not the football club) for the first exhibition. The Eiffel Tower (1889), movies with sound (1905), first phone (1876), first TV broadcast (1939) were all showcased first in the world expo exhibitions.
Where is it – The 1080 acre site will be in the Dubai South district between Dubai and Abu Dhabi (just by Jebel Ali)
Published on Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Consumer champion Which? is warning consumers to beware of misleading Black Friday travel deals.
Which? said several special offers for last year’s event turned out to be exaggerated or non-existent upon further investigation.
On Black Friday in 2018 (November 23), Which? Travel analysed promotions advertised by major airlines and holiday companies – before checking the prices again two weeks later to see whether the deals on offer were really worth snapping up.
Published on Thursday, October 17, 2019
Jet2 fills Thomas Cook void at Manchester and Birmingham
Jet2 has announced expansion at Manchester and Birmingham Airports to meet ‘unprecedented demand’ following Thomas Cook’s demise.
It is adding hundreds of thousands of seats for summer 2020 from both airports, a 16% rise in capacity at Manchester and a 23% jump at Birmingham. Continue reading
Pilots strikes by British Airways pilots have prompted fares to soar this week as rival airlines take advantage of demand.
A search by TravelMole this morning showed one-way EasyJet flights from Nice to London tomorrow (Wednesday) have rocketed to £660 to Gatwick, £611 to Stansted and £510 to Luton, and that excludes checked-in luggage or any other ‘extras’. Continue reading
Monday 09th September 2019
In a nutshell
TripAdvisor is refuting claims by consumer rights group Which? that it has been failing to stop fake and suspicious five-star hotel reviews. It says an investigation by Which? is based on a ‘flawed understanding of fake review patterns’ and relies on ‘too many assumptions, and too little data’.
Cruise lines are rallying round to help the Bahamas following the devastation caused by Hurricane Dorian.
The death toll has climbed to 30 and is expected to be even higher. Prime Minister Hubert Minnis described the worst areas as being ‘decimated’.
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UK airlines will still be able to operate flights between the UK and the EU until at least October next year after the European Commission extended the deadline in their unilateral contingency legislation, released today.
Under previous legislation the deadline for this contingency was set for March 2020, but this extension will now allow customers to book their travel further in advance in the confidence that flight schedules will not be affected, said ABTA. Continue reading
We are very proud to announce that Maggie is now An Elite Canada Specialist.
Here’s Maggs displaying her new model Aircraft that Air Canada kindly sent to her after a training day last week.
Wow Air has ceased operations after it failed to secure a rescue deal.
The airline had already cancelled flights today, claiming it was just until it finalised a rescue deal with a group of investors.
But this last-ditch attempt has failed and the airline has now been forced to stop flying once and for all. Continue reading