(IN SHORT) Ryanair has launched a new Summer 2026 route between Shannon Airport and Rome, operating four weekly flights. The new service expands the airline’s summer network and provides Irish passengers with more travel options at low fares. The route is expected to support tourism and strengthen connectivity between Ireland and Italy. (PRESS RELEASE) DUBLIN,… Read the full news article
(IN SHORT) flydubai has resumed daily direct flights between Dubai and Chattogram from 1 April 2026, strengthening its presence in Bangladesh alongside its existing Dhaka service. Operating from Dubai International Airport Terminal 2 to Shah Amanat International Airport, the route is part of a codeshare partnership with Emirates, offering passengers seamless travel connections and added… Read the full news article
(IN SHORT) Shannon Airport expects over 132,000 passengers during the Easter period, marking a 7% increase year-on-year. The airport has also launched an expanded Summer 2026 schedule featuring 38 routes, five new destinations, and a total capacity of 2 million seats. Transatlantic services have reached their highest levels since 2018, with increased flights to the… Read the full news article
(IN SHORT) Heathrow Airport has announced a series of new airline routes for the spring and summer 2026 season, expanding its network across Europe, Asia, and North America. New and returning services include destinations such as Rome, Seattle, St. Louis, Seville, Tivat, Guernsey, Islamabad, and Lahore, offering greater travel options for passengers and improved connectivity… Read the full news article
(NEWS) VILNIUS / DUBAI / TURKU, 2025-Dec-12 — /Travel PR News/ — Vilnius is stepping into a new phase of international connectivity as two airlines launch new services to Lithuania’s capital, strengthening its links to both the Middle East and Northern Europe and underscoring the city’s growing appeal as a year-round destination for tourism, culture, and… Read the full news article
(IN SHORT) The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA), working with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University’s Hospitality and Tourism Research Centre, has released the Asia Pacific Visitor Forecasts 2025-2027, analyzing tourism recovery for 39 regional destinations. The medium scenario projects international visitor arrivals (IVAs) rising to 813.7 million by 2027 from 648.1 million in 2024, driven… Read the full news article