- Wi-Fi on Flights in 2025: What’s New and How You Benefitby Breaking Travel News on February 12, 2025 at 11:16 am
The future of in-flight Wi-Fi in 2025 looks brighter than ever, as more airlines adopt advanced technologies to provide faster, more reliable internet access. With companies like SpaceX’s Starlink leading the way, passengers can now stay connected even at cruising altitudes.
- Cheval Collection gears up to open Cheval Maison – Expo City Dubaiby Breaking Travel News on February 12, 2025 at 8:53 am
Cheval Collection’s latest property in the Middle East, Cheval Maison – Expo City Dubai, is set to open in March 2025 with 151 luxurious, serviced apartments – which can be booked for any length of stay – and a host of top-flight business and leisure amenities. One of the award-winning, UK-based hospitality brand’s largest properties, Cheval Maison – Expo City Dubai is a reimagining of the showpiece Leadership Pavilion that hosted world leaders during EXPO 2020 and COP28. The prestigious building, which has been extensively refurbished, is located alongside the iconic Al Wasl Plaza, five minutes’ walk from the Expo City Metro station
- QATAR TO CREATE A PERMANENT NATIONAL PAVILION IN THE GIARDINI OF VENICEby Breaking Travel News on February 12, 2025 at 8:51 am
Qatar will build a national pavilion in the historic venue of Giardini della Biennale, which first opened to the public in 1895. Qatar will join 30 other nations with permanent pavilions in the Giardini. Only two others have opened there in the last 50 years (Australia and Republic of Korea).
- Ryanair Expands Shannon Service with New Madeira Route and More Flights for Summer 2025by Breaking Travel News on February 12, 2025 at 8:30 am
Ryanair has revealed its expanded Summer 2025 schedule for Shannon Airport, including a new route to Madeira and additional flights to eight popular destinations, such as Alicante, Edinburgh, and Krakow. The airline is also adding extra seats for the La Rochelle route in April for the European Rugby Champions Cup. This growth marks a 17% increase in Ryanair traffic at Shannon Airport. The new schedule is part of Ryanair’s €300m investment in three Shannon-based aircraft, supporting over 1,500 local jobs. Ryanair is also advocating for expanded support for regional airports from the Irish government.
- Swissport Begins Ground Handling Operations at Frankfurt Airport, Expanding Its Presence in Germanyby Breaking Travel News on February 12, 2025 at 8:28 am
Swissport International has officially launched its ground handling operations at Frankfurt Airport, expanding its presence at one of the world’s busiest aviation hubs. The company began serving flights from KLM, Air France, and LOT at Terminals 1 and 2, with plans to increase capacity and recruit additional staff throughout 2025. The expansion follows the award of a seven-year ground handling license by the Ministry of Transportation of the State of Hesse, allowing Swissport to offer a range of services including passenger handling, baggage services, and cargo operations. Frankfurt will soon become Swissport’s largest site in Germany and a key hub in Europe.