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Starting 1 May 2025, all non-Thai nationals entering Thailand by air, land, or sea must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online prior to arrival.

Registration window:
Passengers must register and submit the TDAC within 72 hours (3 days) before their scheduled arrival in Thailand.

Required for all ports of entry:
This applies to all international arrivals - whether by airports, land borders, or seaports.

Purpose of the TDAC:
The TDAC replaces the previous physical arrival/departure card and is designed to streamline the immigration process and improve border control efficiency.

What is needed to complete the TDAC:
• Passport details
• Travel information (flight number, entry point, date of arrival)
• Accommodation address in Thailand
• A valid email address to receive confirmation

Failure to complete the TDAC in advance may result in delays, denied boarding or entry upon arrival.

A curated collection of fly cruise packages from key cruise lines to include luxury & River cruises .
To view , download or order go to website Agent Tools > Marketing > Cruise collection Brochure or see brochures section of Agent Tools

All searches will now automatically search 2 oneways on different low cost carriers
to find even lower fares and more availability options.
Example would be LON-ROME EASYJET ROME-LON Ryanair.

HOT TIP : USE FILTER ON LEFT SIDE TO FIND EXACTLY WHAT YOU REQUIRE AND TICK OUT AND BACK SAME AIRPORT IF NEEDED

Look to save your customers money by searching flights from Dublin to USA & Caribbean and save up to 50% off UK fares at selected times. Simply add the short flight from UK to Dublin and save £££ Clients can also clear US Customs in Dublin avoiding lengthy immigration queues on arrival ** **( for flights entering US as first airport on itinerary)

Save Big on business class fares with Qatar one of the worlds best airlines .

Fares from Rome & Amsterdam to Asia and save up to 50% off UK fares

( Example fares Bangkok from £1400 return and Bali from £2000 return)



Simply add the connecting flight from the UK and save big for your customers who can be flexible to where they join flights to save £££

New Air France flights as of 27 November 2025

3 flights from Phuket (HKT) to Paris (CDG) and vice versa
Flights operated by Boeing 777-300ER

Flight schedule
AF 156 CDG – HKTDeparture 15:50 – Arrival 09:25 +1 local time

AF 157 HKT – CDGDeparture 11:50 – Arrival 19:10 local time

American Airlines has announced the initial routes for its newly delivered Boeing 787-9 aircraft, which will feature the carrier’s new Flagship Suite business class product.

The aircraft will operate flights between Chicago and London Heathrow from 6 June, followed by Philadelphia-Heathrow from 6 August, Philadelphia-Zurich from 3 September, and Dallas-Brisbane from 26 October.

The new Boeing 787-9 will make its inaugural commercial flight between Chicago and Los Angeles on 5 June, before returning to Chicago O’Hare and then taking off for London Heathrow later that day. Tickets for these inaugural services go on sale today.

The carrier announced plans to launch the Flagship Suite on new 787-9 and A321XLR aircraft (as well as 20 retrofitted 777-300ERs) in 2022, alongside a new premium economy seat.

Singapore-based budget airline Jetstar Asia will close down at the end of July, with affected passengers to be offered full refunds.

The low-cost airline has struggled with rising supplier costs, high airport fees and increased competition in the region. More than 500 employees will be laid off.

The shutdown of Jetstar Asia will not impact the operations of Australia-based Jetstar Airways, nor those of Jetstar Japan, according to its part-owner Qantas.

The budget carrier will offer a progressively reduced service over the next seven weeks and travellers will be notified if their flight is affected. Passengers with tickets to fly after the 31 July closure will be contacted by the airline.

Some affected customers could be moved onto alternative flights operated by the Qantas Group. Jetstar Asia is advising people who booked through a travel agent or separate airline to contact those providers directly.

Sixteen routes across Asia will be impacted by the shutdown, including flights from Singapore to destinations in Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines.

The closure of Qantas' low-cost arm will provide Australia's national airline with A$500m ($325.9m; £241.4m) to invest towards renewing its fleet of aircraft. It will also redeploy 13 planes for routes across Australia and New Zealand.

"We have seen some of Jetstar Asia's supplier costs increase by up to 200%, which has materially changed its cost base," said Qantas Group Chief Executive Vanessa Hudson in a statement.

The discount airline, which has operated flights for over 20 years, is set to make a A$35m loss this financial year.

Fifty one per cent of the company is owned by Singapore firm Westbrook Investments, with the remainder held by Qantas.

Stay from now until the 28th August 25

Sunday - Thursday rates are from £14.00 per room per night
Friday & Saturday night stays are from £47.00 per room per night

Prices are gross at 14%

MUSCAT, OMAN - 30 June 2025: oneworld® today welcomes Oman Air as its 15th member airline. As the flag carrier of the Sultanate of Oman, Oman Air strengthens the alliance’s presence across the Middle East and unlocks new opportunities for global travel.

"We are proud to welcome Oman Air to the oneworld family," said Nat Pieper, CEO of oneworld. "Oman Air brings valuable strategic reach and award-winning product and service to the alliance. This partnership opens up exciting new connections for our customers, particularly across the Gulf and South Asia, and reinforces oneworld’s position as the premium alliance for international travellers."

Effective 1 July, oneworld customers can access an extended network of destinations across Oman Air’s growing global schedule — including the launch of a new non-stop Muscat–Amsterdam service.

As a full oneworld member airline, Oman Air will provide oneworld Emerald, Sapphire, and Ruby customers with benefits including earning and redeeming miles, earning status points, priority check-in and boarding and lounge access. Likewise, Oman Air’s top tier customers will gain access to oneworld priority benefits including a network of nearly 700 premium airport lounges globally, as well as newly opened oneworld branded lounges in Amsterdam’s Schiphol and Seoul’s Incheon Airports.

This will be for all Scheduled Services at the moment

Transfer of Operations from PNH to Techo International Airport (KTI) – Effective 09 September 2025

We would like to inform you that all commercial scheduled and non-scheduled flights currently operating from Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH) will be fully transferred to the new Techo International Airport (KTI) effective 00:00 AM (local time) on 09 September 2025.

Virgin Atlantic made a series of customer experience announcements at an event held at Frameless in London last night.
The headline news is the introduction of free streaming-quality wifi to all cabins for Flying Club members.

The carrier will begin by installing Starlink wifi technology onto its A350 aircraft at the start of 2026, with the whole fleet expected to be online by the end of 2027.
As previously demonstrated on carriers like Qatar Airways, Starlink’s network of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites is a game changer in terms of offering fast, reliable connectivity in the air. Passengers will be able to stream, game and stay connected seamlessly on multiple devices.

CEO Shai Weiss said: “To full fill the brief that we’ve set ourselves, which is to offer free, basically unlimited, streaming-quality connectivity on a plane, right now there’s only one solution. It is Starlink. We were the first airline to launch wifi fleet-wide across the Atlantic and now we will be the first fleet to complete this transformation”.

Travellers departing Birmingham and Edinburgh airports can now carry liquids in containers up to two litres in size through security.

Edinburgh – which completed installation of its new security scanners in May – became the first airport in Scotland to relax the 100ml rule last week.

The airport confirmed that “there is no limit on the amount of liquids that can be taken through as long as they are no larger than two litres”.

Similarly Birmingham Airport now advises that “liquids, pastes and gels in containers no more than two litres can be carried in hand luggage”.