Dodgy dealings for your departure
By Josh Martin From Stuff NZ You needn’t go to the warmer climates of the Cayman islands, Bermuda, Panama, or Monaco to get a lesson in tax evasion. You can do it all from your travel agent’s office or your…
2017 a record year for Barbados tourism
Barbados Tourism: Air Arrivals Up 5%, Cruise Arrivals Up 12.9% For 2017 Bridgetown, Barbados – The Honourable Richard Sealy, Barbados Minister of Tourism and International Transport has announced that Barbados enjoyed a record 5% increase in stay-over arrivals last year,…
Qatar: Buying Britain by the pound
By Jamie Robertson From BBC It’s hard to walk round London and admire the sights without admiring something paid for by Qatar. From some of the most famous hotels and landmarks to the cranes arcing over the South Bank, Qatar…
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BA cabin crew to strike for 48 hours
From Caribbean News Service LONDON, Jan 04 2017 – British Airways cabin crew will walk out for 48-hours next week after rejecting a new pay offer. Their union Unite has called a strike from Tuesday, January 10. The union had…
Traffic cone stops BA flight
British Airways flight grounded ‘because of misplaced traffic cone’ at Aberdeen Airport BY RICHARD WHEATSTONE From Daily Mirror UK The plane was left stranded on the runway after being scheduled to fly to London Heathrow at 7.25pm after the offending…
Status quo for Caribbean Airlines – chaos surrounds the would-be flag carrier of the region
From CAPA –Centre For Aviation The board of beleaguered carrier Caribbean Airlines, the national airline of Trinidad and Tobago, has reportedly undertaken an evaluation of the airline’s routes as its long-haul operation to London continues to underperform. The analysis occurs…
