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Flights operated by bmi, British Midland International, and bmi Regional have returned to normal following the lifting of restrictions on UK airspace due to the volcanic ash cloud.

London Luton Airport is fully operational with flights arriving and departing.

With on-going operational disruption across the UK following the continued eruption of Eyjafjallajoekull, Thomson Airways, says it is leading working parties for greater clarity and better analysis of the ash clouds.

The Kenya Tourist Board is promoting holidays to tie in with the wildebeest migration from July through to October.

New online tour operator, Dream Holidays, has announced that the company has started trading with the aim of establishing itself as one of the UK?s leading specialists featuring Greece and Cyprus.

Emirates Tours has unveiled an exclusive Business Class package, staying seven nights half-board at Huvafen Fushi in the Maldives.

Superbreak is urging agents to focus on promoting UK short breaks over the forthcoming Bank Holiday and half term.

ABTAhas launched a regional press advertising campaign to encourage consumers to book with its members following the disruption caused by the recent volcanic ash crisis.