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Lithuania has announced 2018 as a record year for tourism with 3.6 million tourists travelling to the destination and representing an increase of 11.3% in overall visitation compared to 2017.

To celebrate International Women?s Day, Norwegian has announced that the portraits of eight renowned British women will adorn the airline?s tail fins and become ?Tail Fin Heroes?.

As homage to the contribution of women around the world and in line with the global commemoration of International Women?s Day, Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts has launched a dedicated IWD campaign.

New research from Thomas Cook Airlines has revealed that although 17% of Brits say their first flight experience is one of their top ten life experiences, 55% feel that flying is now a means to an end and over a third (35%) have fallen out of love with flying altogether.

The UK Government has today confirmed that it will reciprocate the European Union?s arrangements for air travel in the event of a no-deal Brexit, which has been welcomed by ABTA ? The Travel Association.

Volcanoes Safaris has launched an ecotourism project in a bid to preserve Uganda?s Kyambura Gorge ecosystem.

2019 could be the year of the long-haul trip, as long-haul holiday sales to countries around the world are 4% up with people looking beyond Europe for this years travel plans, according to travel company Kuoni.

James Villas has added over 50 new villas to its portfolio for 2019.