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- Number of Flights and Available Seats at Riga Airport to Increase During Winter
- Belfast Secures Top 10 Place in Global Sustainability Index for 2024
- Tui River Cruises to Add Its Largest Ship to Europe Fleet
- ICAO: International Air Travel Liability Limits Set to Increase, Enhancing Customer Compensation
- Norway Sees Rising Ski Demand with New Air Services
- Austria, Slovenia, and Croatia Jointly Focus on Slow Travel Appeal in the US Market
Member News
Number of Flights and Available Seats at Riga Airport to Increase During Winter
During the winter flight season, which runs from 27 October to the end of March, Riga Airport anticipates a 10 to 11 % increase in planned passenger flights and available seats compared to the previous winter. Airlines operating at Riga Airport will provide flights to over 80 destinations, an increase of five routes compared to the previous winter season. Significant news is expected from Riga, along with a notable increase in the frequency of flights on several popular routes.
Belfast Secures Top 10 Place in Global Sustainability Index for 2024
Belfast's drive to put sustainability at the forefront of tourism growth and development has secured the city 9th place amongst 100 international destinations in this year's Global Destination Sustainability Index.
Trade News
ICAO: International Air Travel Liability Limits Set to Increase, Enhancing Customer Compensation
Travelers will soon benefit from higher compensation limits for international flights, with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) announcing that the Montreal Convention liability limits for death, injury, delays, baggage and cargo issues, will increase on 28 December 2024.
Norway Sees Rising Ski Demand with New Air Services
A surge in interest in Norway for ski holidays has seen nine new air routes introduced this winter.
