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For those early birds seeking a bargain holiday for next year, AirAsia has slashed prices on all of its international and domestic routes - meaning? Brits can fly on to exotic destinations such as Langkawi for ?5, Penang for ?2 and even Australia for only ?29.

For those early birds seeking a bargain holiday for next year, AirAsia has slashed prices on all of its international and domestic routes - meaning? Brits can fly on to exotic destinations such as Langkawi for ?5, Penang for ?2 and even Australia for only ?29.

FLY LONDON TO MALAYSIA FOR ?241 RETURN

Fly on to Singapore, Langkawi and Bangkok for under ?10

The airline, which recently announced it has removed admin and fuel? surcharges on all of its fares, is also offering hundreds of reduced rates on hotels via goholiday.airasia.com.

The booking period is for a limited time only between 12th-16th August for travel between 11 January 2010 - 31 July 2010. Seats can be booked at www.airasia.com

Leger Holidays has announced the launch of new tours and dates for holidays to the USA and Canada.

East Midlands Airport? has introdced a Meet and Greet Valet parking service with the aim of improving the customer experience.

Titan HiTours has unveiled its new ?Agent friendly? 2010 Worldwide brochure with more than 200 individually-themed escorted tours to more than 50 countries and in every continent, including 12 new tours to destinations such as the ?Treasures of Turkey? and a ?Grand Tour of Asia?.

The number of British tourists visiting and exploring Brazil increased in 2008 according to the Brazilian Tourist Board (EMBRATUR)?s latest Annual Tourism Report.

Holiday Extras has joined forces with International Passenger Protection Limited (IPP) to offer End Supplier Financial Failure Cover to agents on their retail travel insurance products.

Air Malta has launched free mobile phone check-in for all its flights out of Malta International Airport.

As of October 25, Aegean will begin two daily non-stop flights to Heathrow airport.