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Spanish airline Ryanair cabin crew plan to strike for 12 days in July, union officials announced yesterday. The protests will cover 10 airports. Yesterday also marked the final day of the crew strike, which began on Thursday. Ryanair cancelled 10 flights in Spain yesterday due to the protest.more

Due to continued strikes by ground handlers, airlines this morning had to cancel one in five flights from Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport, Paris' main airport, the French air traffic control agency reported.more

Night tours of the archaeological site of Pompeii - this unique attraction is back this year, starting yesterday. Until 26 August between 8pm and 11pm, tourists can see the remains of the ancient city, destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius.more

In 2022, most countries popular with Polish tourists opened their borders to foreigners. Proof of vaccination against Covid-19 or a coronavirus test is still required for entry into France, Portugal, Tunisia and Malta. The obligation to wear masks has also been lifted in most places.more

Around 10 per cent of flights from Paris' Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport were cancelled yesterday due to strikes by workers over, among other things, employment conditions, a spokesman for the airport operator (ADP) reported. He added that a similar number of flight cancellations is expected today.more

For this year's holiday trip, Poles plan to spend an average of PLN 1,358 per person, which is 11.1 percent. more than last year - according to the report "Poles' holidays in difficult times". Most Poles (34%) declare that they will pay between PLN 2.5 thousand for a holiday trip. PLN and 5 thousand. PLN - added.more

The Canadian government extended until the end of September this year. requirements for people flying into Canada. Travelers are considered fully vaccinated against Covid-19 if they have taken two doses of Canada-approved preparations. There are tests and quarantine for the unvaccinated.more

A portion of fish for PLN 150 and a waffle with whipped cream for PLN 35 are already the norm in Polish resorts - reports "Super Express" today. The journal cites a poll of the Pollster Research Institute, which shows that due to the high price of 59 percent. of respondents will resign from travel leave this year.more

Queues, delays and cancellations have been testing the patience of air travellers in recent times. Lufthansa chief executive Carsten Spohr apologises, but makes it clear that no rapid improvement in the situation is to be expected and that the difficulties could last all summer, ARD television reported yesterday.more

Heathrow has been told to cut passenger charges for airlines each year until 2026 by the Civil Aviation Authority.more

Is there anything better than soaking up an incredible view? Whether it’s of a city skyline, or rolling countryside hills. more

At the weekend, 129 flights were cancelled due to a strike by Ryanair cabin crew in Spain: 54 on Sunday and 75 on Saturday. 180 flights of the airline were affected by delays. Another strike is planned for Thursday. The protesters are demanding pay rises and improved working conditions.more

Poles most often search for accommodation for holidays abroad and cheap air travel on the Internet, Google Polska's analysis shows. In the first holidays without significant restrictions we will return to pre-pandemic travels," said Jacek Bisinski of Google Polska.more

PLL LOT, due to capacity limitations at the airport in Amsterdam, is canceling in July and August this year. a dozen or so flights from Warsaw, the press office of the national carrier has informed. The company is constantly checking the situation at European airports - added.more

The second in a series of three 24-hour strikes by British Rail scheduled for today is taking place as announced, as talks between unions and train operators failed again yesterday.more

Airport chaos which has seen constant flight delays and cancellations is “completely to do with Brexit”, the boss of the Ryanair airline has said.more

After a two-year hiatus caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the most important music festival in Great Britain - Glastonbury is back today. This year, an obstacle for some of the 210 thousand. However, fans may have reached an ongoing strike on the railroad.more

The interest in going on vacation in Poland is 32 percent. lower than a year ago - according to Nocowanie.pl data. Most people are looking for accommodation by the sea, the most popular location is Władysławowo.more

The UK Ministry of Transport has temporarily loosened the rules on the minimum utilization rate of airport slots to help airlines avoid last-minute flight cancellations due to staff shortages.more

Travellers making up for time lost during the pandemic have faced a wave of delays and cancellations as they try to head abroad. As a sign of such difficulties, London’s Gatwick Airport is reducing the number of daily flights during its busy summer period to help tackle staffing issues.more

As soon as the COVID-19 restrictions got facilitated by the European Union countries, travellers from all over the world started planning their summer trips. However, those from third countries have been facing yet another inconvenience.more

Authorities at London Heathrow Airport today asked the airline to cancel 10% on that day. flights, because it has a baggage arrears.more

EasyJet has announced plans to cut more flights over the busy summer period. The airline previously expected to run about 97% of its pre-Covid flight levels between July and September but that is now being scaled back to 90%.more

It is not for the government to intervene to stop rail strikes, the transport secretary has said - despite unions calling for talks. Grant Shapps said the RMT union's request for a meeting was a "stunt" and the union was "determined to go on strike".more

John Holland-Kaye, president of the UK's largest airport, London Heathrow, said it will take 12 to 18 months to restore the normal situation at airports that are unable to handle all scheduled flights due to a lack of staff.more