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La Corte Ue: la carta d’imbarco equivale alla conferma della prenotazione del volo

🛫 The European Court of Justice ruled boarding passes can be enough to prove a flight reservation confirmation, even when a holiday package including the flight is paid by a third party. This decision comes after a case where two passengers experienced a delay of over 22 hours on a flight from Tenerife to Warsaw, part of a package bought through a company from a tour operator. The airline initially refused compensation, questioning the passengers' confirmed booking. The Court believes a boarding pass should be considered as proof of an accepted reservation, barring extraordinary circumstances.
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LEGO omaggia Roma con il set della Fontana di Trevi

🏖 LEGO introduces a new collectible set: the Trevi Fountain, featuring 1,880 pieces. Marco Capone, general manager of LEGO Italy, highlights the set's celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and art. During the unveiling at the actual fountain, actor Edoardo Leo recited a poem at sunset, and Rome's mayor Roberto Gualtieri emphasized Rome's global significance. Alessandro Onorato, Tourism Councilor, appreciates the collaboration for showcasing Rome, and mentions LEGO's donation of 200 sets to the city's family homes, distributed by Acli.
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Air Europa rafforza le rotte sull’America con tre B787

✈ Air Europa connects New York, Havana, Medellin, Panama, and Asuncion daily, increasing Cancun and Punta Cana flights to five weekly and adding Madrid to Cordova and Salvador de Bahia four times a week. The airline aims to reach an average occupancy of 84% by transporting 3.3 million passengers with a total offering of 3.5 million long-haul seats, boosted by the arrival of three new B787 Dreamliners to its existing fleet of 26.
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Ricerche sui viaggi, Google sviluppa il nuovo search

📂 In 2025 at ITB, Yannis Simaiakis of Google revealed that 15% of the last year's searches were unprecedented, indicating a post-pandemic surge in traveler curiosity. Google is enhancing its search experience with text, image, video searches, and Lens. They're developing new page layouts and scrolls for complex, long, and specific queries. With 60% of users open to new experiences, these targeted results could lead to more bookings for destinations and businesses.
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ITB: Abu Dhabi ed Etihad lanciano Abu Dhabi Pass

📍 Abu Dhabi Pass, a digital tool by DCT Abu Dhabi and Etihad Airways, simplifies access to the emirate's offers. Etihad passengers receive an email to access the pass, which includes a tourist SIM with 10GB of data, unlimited public bus access, and 24-hour hop-on-hop-off tourist bus access. Holders enjoy discounts at cultural venues like Qasr Al Watan and Louvre Abu Dhabi, special rates at Yas Island attractions, savings at over 200 restaurants, and deals on desert safaris and city tours. The pass aligns with Abu Dhabi's Tourism Strategy 2030 to enhance visitor experiences.
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Forlì Airport: partnership di GoTO Fly e Austriavacanze

🏆 In 2023, celebrating Johann Strauss' 200th birth anniversary, GoTo Fly, F.A. - Forlì Airport's marketing carrier, and Austriavacanze, a custom travel tour operator, partnered to promote Vienna as a travel destination. Paolo Amodeo, COO of GoTo Fly, views Vienna not just as an end-point but as a gateway to explore Europe, highlighting the city's convenient location and its status as a major airport hub with fast connections to Asia and the Far East. Laura Corbetta, Austria Vacanze's product & contract manager, ensures quality experiences and continuous support for travelers from Forlì, with upcoming travel package presentations in Emilia-Romagna.
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Australia in allarme, sta per arrivare il ciclone Alfred

🌀 Millions in Australia, particularly in Queensland and New South Wales, brace for Tropical Cyclone Alfred's imminent arrival. The cyclone, stalling off the coast as shown by CIRA's timelapse satellite images, is forecasted by the Bureau of Meteorology to hit as a Category 2 cyclone between Noosa and Coolangatta. Around 4 million people across a 400-kilometre coastal stretch face risk, prompting hundreds of school closures and warnings for destructive winds and flood rains. This first typhoon in over 50 years threatens nearly 20,000 homes in Brisbane alone with potential flooding.
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