Small Child Stabbed Almost Two Dozen Times by Hotel Entertainer
Posted on: May 16th, 2013 Posted by Justin Harper
According to Greek authorities, a small 12-year-old boy from Russia was stabbed 20 times. Apparently the attack on the boy happened while he was on holiday with his family in Crete. Allegedly the attacker was a Dutchman working as an entertainer at Mitsis Laguna Resort and Spa, where the boy and his family were staying. [...]
Plane Crash Survivors are Suing Airline for Damages
Posted on: January 23rd, 2013 Posted by Justin Harper
Back in October of 2011, a charter plane went down on an active street close to Vancouver International Airport. Six of the passengers who were on that plane are suing the carrier for damages now. This is the same plane crash that led to the death of the pilot and co-pilot. Reports show that several [...]
Massive Travel Delays across Europe Due to Massive Protest
Posted on: November 15th, 2012 Posted by Justin Harper
Usually, when a protest or strike breaks out, it affects a company. At times, it may even affect a whole city or a country (like the strikes witnessed in Greece). However, very rarely does a strike break out all across Europe. Unfortunately, that is just what is happening. According to reports, the travel industry in [...]
Enterprise Holdings sees Increase in Revenues
Posted on: October 31st, 2012 Posted by Justin Harper
According to new reports, Enterprise Holdings has reported a nice increase in their revenues. In fact, the company reported revenues of about $13.5 billion in 2012. This has helped the company achieve record profitability for the third year running. This is amazing considering how other companies in the travel industry have been struggling. Of course, [...]
Sixt Opens Up Latest Branch in Arizona
Posted on: October 19th, 2012 Posted by Justin Harper
Sixt is a car rental company known all over the world. Now, it is looking forward to expanding its good name even further in the United States. Apparently, the company is about to open up a brand new branch in Phoenix, Arizona. This is a big event because it will mark the very first time [...]
FlightCar Service being Brought to Cincinnati, Ohio
Posted on: October 10th, 2012 Posted by Justin Harper
Travelers in Cincinnati, Ohio are about to have access to a new peer-to-peer car hire service. Apparently, car rental service FlightCar is being launched in this city in the next few months. The whole point of this car hire service is to allow car owners to rent their own vehicles to incoming travelers. In turn, [...]
Over a Thousand People Applied for Just 60 Hotel Jobs
Posted on: September 28th, 2012 Posted by Justin Harper
Right now, the economy is really weak. One reason is because there are a ton of people out there looking for jobs. Case in point, recently there were 1200 jobless people who applied for jobs at the new hotel that is opening up in November in Londonderry’s Waterside. The problem is, there were only 60 [...]
EasyJet Agrees to Give Government Officials Cheap Flights
Posted on: September 18th, 2012 Posted by Justin Harper
It seems like well-known budget carrier easyJet has just recently made a deal with the government. Apparently, the airline is agreeing to provide government ministers with cheap travel. Overall, this is a bid by the government to help save some taxpayers money. The deal itself just recently came into effect. As of right now, the [...]
AAA Predicts High Levels of Travel for July 4
Posted on: June 20th, 2012 Posted by Justin Harper
The American holiday, the Fourth of July, is approaching quickly. Although travel demand in the United States has been low, the AAA believes that travel will spike during this popular holiday. In fact, this association projected that some 42.3 million Americans are going to travel during July 4. This will actually tie 2007 records for [...]
Hotels See Lower Booking Rates Despite Upcoming Olympic Games
Posted on: June 8th, 2012 Posted by Justin Harper
Normally, when a city is lucky enough to host the Olympic Games, they see a huge boom in hotel bookings. However, because hotels in the UK have started to jack up their rates, this is not the case for London. In fact, due to the weak economy, people have paid more attention to how they [...]

