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Skift Take Nigerian airlines have been frustrated about paying the soaring prices for jet fuel upfront. But getting further assistance from a government also struggling with the rise in global Continue Reading
Skift Take After a bookings surge in the U.S., it’s now over to Europe. But some airlines may be a little too eager to please and could end up promising Continue Reading
Skift Take Japan won’t have real recovery until conditions allow it to safely drop its barriers to entry, but in the meantime nothing takes the mind off of your troubles Continue Reading
Skift Take For the millions of Chinese citizens living outside of their country, the past two years have been arduous in being separated from family. Now that the rest of Continue Reading
Skift Take One more ripple effect of the labor shortage plaguing the travel industry. Airports are so overwhelmed by long lines and bedlam that Amsterdam officials have gone as far Continue Reading
Skift Take The increased demand for leisure travel this summer will still not ensure a return to profitability for London’s Heathrow — but will certainly add to more arrival and Continue Reading
Skift Take A Saudi Arabia official has released more details on its plans to draw tourists, which certainly show kingdom would become a much larger air transit stop. Peden Doma Continue Reading
Skift Take Japan remains closed to most tourists, but it has loosened up for some business trips and students. This Travel Voice Japan journalist’s account of a recent trip to Continue Reading
Skift Take The strike by KLM ground staff is apparently over, but delays will cascade. Dennis Schaal Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport urged travellers on Saturday to stay away as a strike Continue Reading
Skift Take Confident about its ability to tap into the market to switch bus passengers to air travel, Volaris is planning to expand operations in the U.S. But before that Continue Reading