Vietnam Airlines (VN) aims to double its fleet over the span of the next eight years and operate services in a range of new markets.

Hailed as the ¡®Oscars¡¯ of the Travel Industry, World Travel Awards (WTA) has revealed the regional nominees for its 2012 programme.

New York based Denihan Hospitality Group was in Sydney launching new hotel developments and showcasing Americas newest Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian and Celebrity Chef David Burke.

The continuing high cost of fuel coupled with global economic woes has resulted in Cathay Pacific reporting a 61 percent decrease in profit for 2011.

Travel giant Expedia has announced the launch of its Travel Agent Affiliate Program (TAAP) in Thailand.

In an effort to move away from invasive security checks US airport checkpoints are relaxing their screening rules for elderly passengers and children under twelve.

Singapore is set to open a brand new cruise terminal this year after the country's tourism leaders released plans to unveil a new docking spot to help usher increasing number of cruisers and vessels.

Meetings Africa is thrilled to announce record attendance at this year¡¯s exhibition held at the Sandton Convention Centre over three days from 28 February to 1 March.

A report by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has predicted that airline passenger travel will double over the next twenty years.

While the rest of Asia Pacific saw a drop in hotel prices, Singapore remains one of the most expensive countries for travellers to stay with the city ranked sixth overall after traditionally expensive countries like Switzerland, Italy, Denmark and France.

Putting to bed the myths about travel to Mexico remains high on the agenda for the country's tourism authorities, says Mexico Tourism Board regional director of the Americas, Alfonso Sumano.

Days after announcing the termination of flights to Christchurch, Air Asia X has unveiled plans to increase its presence its services between Kuala Lumpur and Perth.

Air India has announced an average passenger revenue growth of 32 percent, with another improvement in year on year performance for the month of February.

A wider pattern of oil leaks in Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engines reported by airlines was a factor in oil leak incidents suffered by the Qantas aircraft, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) found.

Flight comparison website Skyscanner has landed down under offering agents and travellers an alternative to searching, comparing and booking flights.

The Egyptian Tourist Authority is looking at an urgent plan to restore tourism to its former state before the 25 January Revolution last year, with an aim to reach about 15 million tourists per annum.

Leading online hotel booking website Hotels.com has announced the launch of its new, globally unified brand in Singapore.

The Capital Markets Authority approved Kenya Airways (KQ) request to list an additional 1.4 billion ordinary shares, allowing for fleet expansion and added routes.

The Gold Coast, is aiming to take a piece of the new Indonesian boom market which last year reported an increase of 17 per cent in visitors.

Cathay Pacific saw its passenger numbers increase in February this year over the same month last year, despite a fall in capacity growth.

Marking the one year anniversary of the Japan Earthquake, Japan Tourism Agency and Japan National Tourism Org have launched a campaign called "Japan. Thank You"

The Malaysian carrier's decision to axe services into Christchurch yesterday has been described as a "blow" to South Island tourism by New Zealand's travel leaders.

Health, activity and relaxation are a guarantee with Como Hotels and Resorts, according to the company's general manager.

Consumer research commissioned by Tourism Australia has revealed that China is still Australia's fastest growing international tourism market.