hapag lloyd
11 Jun 2013 Hapag-Lloyd will revise the pro forma schedule. We would like to inform you of the following service updates for the Far East trade. Hapag-Lloyd will revise the pro forma schedule of the Europe – Asia Loop 1 service. The change will take effect starting westbound with
Hospitality Industry News
More than 30,000 jobs, apprenticeships and work placements are set to be created for young people in the hospitality and tourism industries by 2015, according to a new report. The posts include almost 15,000 permanent jobs, 11,000 apprenticeships and over 5,000 paid university work placements, said
Air France
A call for strike action by several French air traffic controllers? unions will disrupt air traffic from Tuesday 11 to Thursday 13 June 2013. The French Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC) has requested airlines to adapt their flight schedule on departure from and arrival to certain French airports.? On 11 June,
British Airways is poised to become the first airline in Europe to introduce both the Airbus A380 and the Boeing 787 into its fleet. The airline will take delivery into the UK of its first two 787s on consecutive days, June 26 and 27, followed by its first A380 on
Hospitality Industry News
With limited opportunities for expansion in South Africa, a slew of hospitality players are eyeing the rest of the continent, where an undersupply of quality hotels and upbeat economic growth prospects are fuelling the scramble. Protea Hospitality Group has signed a deal that will see it moving into its 10th
Hospitality Industry News
According to the Trends & Statistics survey by the British Hospitality Association (BHA), around 2 million people now work in the industry. The chances are, if you?re reading this, you?re one of them. You probably also know exactly why your industry is so popular, and why so many
Princess’ Cruises?first new cruise ship since?Ruby Princess,?Royal Princess?debuted in Southampton today. It will be officially christened June 13 by Princess Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge. Royal Princess’ arrival was accompanied by a rendition of God Save the Queen performed by the Southampton University Brass Band. The
Hospitality Industry News
Tired of cookie-cutter hotel rooms? Check out our list of the top 10 extreme hotels in the world. Here you’ll find unique offerings across the globe, including a converted bullfighting ring in Mexico and an underwater hotel in the U.S. 1. Quinta Real Zacatecas Quinta Real Zacatecas
Hospitality Industry News
Veggie burgers are now the most popular vegetarian item on pub menus with 35% of all outlets stocking one according to food & drink consultants, CGA Strategy. Similar to their meat equivalents, Veggie Burgers are appearing on more menus and have a particular presence in Caf?/Circuit Bars, most commonly
There?s a full 17 months to go before cruising?s newest sensation,?Quantum of the Seas, takes sky-diving and dodgem cars to sea. Even before full details are released about what else will be on board the 4,180-passenger vessel, passengers are clamouring for tickets for its
Etihad Airways has launched non-stop flights between Abu Dhabi and Sao Paulo, Brazil, the airline?s first destination in South America. The new Brazil service marks Etihad Airways? entry into its sixth continent and an important move in increasing its presence across BRIC* high growth nations. Brazil has the
About 300 new jobs are being created by plane-maker Airbus at its plants in Flintshire and Bristol. It is part of a Europe-wide expansion by the aircraft manufacturer which is to hire 3,000 more workers this year. Bosses say an additional 10,000 people were taken on
