Travel news
Ambassador to Portugal publicises tourist potential
Feb 20th
The Angolan ambassador to Portugal, José Marcos Barrica, Tuesday in Almanci, Loulé (Algarve-Sul), appealed to Portuguese agents to invest in the country’s tourism market and enjoy the current “great opportunities”. More >
Europe’s cold snap kills hundreds, affects tourism
Feb 6th
A weeklong cold snap has now claimed more than 220 lives across Europe, with forecasters warning that the big freeze — which has even blanketed Rome in snow — would tighten its grip over the weekend. More >
Slovenian tourism is growing much faster than the European average
Jan 31st
Last year visited our country over three million tourists, this year is predicted significantly increase of the visitors. The growth of 9% comparing to the rest of EU is above average. More >
Airlines keep transatlantic airfares in check … for now
Jan 17th
As American Airlines start imposing a $6 carbon emission surcharge on airfares to Europe, travellers on Canadian airlines are getting a bit of a reprieve. More >
Will Europe’s airline carbon fee actually work?
Jan 10th
It’s odd to think that a spat over carbon fees for airlines could lead to a global trade war. But that’s looking quite possible. On Jan.1, a new E.U. law went into effect requiring all flights in and out of Europe to pay for their global-warming emissions. More >
