Singapore Airlines has announced that it will resume the popular New York-Frankfurt and San Francisco-Hong Kong flights in November 2021, following the announcement of easing of entry requirements in the United States by the Biden Administration.
Singapore Airlines has announced that it will resume the popular New York-Frankfurt and San Francisco-Hong Kong flights in November 2021, following the announcement of easing of entry requirements in the United States by the Biden Administration.
The United States government has announced that it will relax entry restrictions on fully vaccinated travellers travelling to the US.
Emirates has announced that it will be ramping up services to the United States as the demand for travel is increasing.
Rosewood Hotels and Resorts has announced that it has been selected by F4 Transbay Partners (F4), a joint venture of Hines, the international real estate firm; Urban Pacific; and the Real Estate business within Goldman Sachs Asset Management, to manage Rosewood San Francisco, a new, ultra-luxury hotel set to open in 2026.
Starting today, the Netherlands has introduced stricter restrictions for travellers arriving from the United States.
Alaska Airlines today announced the opening of its new lounge at San Francisco International Airport.
WestJet has announced that it will be resuming flights to California in the United States later this year.
Alaska Airlines is expanding its services to Mexico. This winter, the airline will fly to three new destinations from San Francisco – Loreto, Mazatlán and Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo.
Following the announcement of the UAE easing entry requirements for 12 countries (United Kingdom, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Indonesia, Nigeria and Afghanistan) and the UK adding the UAE on its ‘amber list’, Emirates is responding to the pent-up travel demand across its network.
United Airlines is adding a total of 74 flights that are mainly targeted at Football fans. The airline is adding new routes, more flights and flying planes with more seats to give ‘diehard fans every chance to get in on action on their rival’s home turf’.