Emirates booking data has revealed that sun-seeking Brits are making up for not being able to get away during the pandemic by taking longer trips abroad. According to Emirates, longer international trips (8-14 days) to Dubai have increased by 11%, and longer trips to the rest of the world are
2022 is fast approaching and experts are predicting that travel in the new year will be even busier than it was during pre-pandemic times. An article published by Travel+Leisure said: Travellers are ready to get out and explore – and 2022 could be even more popular for trips than before
Travel Pursuit, UK’s newest (digital) trade travel publication is delighted to announce that Mr H. John Maginley, President/CEO of JH MAGINLEY CONSULTANTS INC, former Chairman of the Caribbean Tourism Organization, has joined the team as a Development Consultant for the Caribbean Region. John brings with him a huge wealth of
easyJet holidays and the University of Oxford are partnering to establish the Oxford SDG Impact Lab. The two will work together to identify challenges and opportunities for sustainable tourism. This will help easyJet holidays pursue its aim to be an industry leader in sustainable tourism that has a positive impact
It looks like 2022 is going to be the year of travel for most Brits. New research from Booking.com has revealed that more than 50% of Brits are looking forward to travelling in the new year. This is great news not just for travellers but also for job seekers looking
Travel firm Expedia has announced that it would no longer be offering holiday packages or experiences that include captive dolphins and whales. According to Sky News, the change was announced following changes to Expedia’s animal welfare policy. The company said, “attractions and activities that involve performances by or interactions with
