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News archive 2008 index - January/June
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January/June 2008
Ryanair to axe Bremen, cut frequenciesTourism operators to discuss revision of the EU's package travel directiveMTA launches scheme for DMCs not to 'bump off' clientsMore BA long-haul flights migrate to T5Outbound travel up 27% in Q1Airlines consider valuing slots as assetsFewer visitors at Amitex 2008Consumers still being misled by online pricingSix per cent increase in April passengers at MIAUS issues Beijing Olympics travel warningCruise liner traffic down 45% in Q1KM announces new CDG frequency for 2009Record arrivals expected this year - officialAirline fuel surcharges inconsistencies exposedEuropean airlines association holds conference at the WestinOutbound travel up 30% in two monthsAir Malta offers 35,000 seats at slashed prices to celebrate anniversaryDeparture tax revision delayedEC buys second US school in San DiegoSMS Travel publish dedicated cruise brochureAir Malta launches summer flyaway programmeMTA launches ad campaign in Spanish citiesMalta to be 'unveiled' at Beijing showVueling and Clickair in merger talksKM starts operating to Schengen terminalsEgypt Air subsidiary to operate to MaltaCruise traffic down in FebruaryHow free are we to travel?Malta wows the trade at ITBPremier appoints de Marco to oversee tourism industryRyanair helps hotels enjoy record yearJanuary outbound travel up 28 per centMalta recognised as most improved destinationHotel changes its name againOops!British Airways to introduce red-eye to GatwickEasyjet to operate from Manchester and GatwickOne liner breaks January 2007 recordAir Malta to bill government for 'voting tickets'Air Malta appoints Italian handlers at HeathrowFirst property awarded a red QNeckermann Austria launch summer brochure in MaltaNo fuel charges for NCL passengers
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