Bangkok Airways and Philippine Airlines partnership

BANGKOK Airways and Philippine Airlines (PAL) are all set to embark on a partnership to expand convenient connections for passengers traveling between Philippines and Thailand. This will enable Bangkok Airways’ passengers to travel on Philippine Airlines’ flight between Bangkok and Manila while PAL passengers flying from Manila will be able to connect seamlessly on Bangkok Airways’ flights to Chiang Mai, via Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport.

Passengers on these codeshare flights will be checked-in all the way to their final destination. Plans are underway to expand this partnership further to include other destinations in Thailand which are gateways to the most popular Thai beaches, resorts and other breathtaking cultural and natural attractions.

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British Airways announces early-bird fares to the UK

BRITISH Airways announces early-bird fares on flights from Australia to the UK, Europe, Asia and beyond. These offers are available for booking from now until midnight of February 26, 2018 and are valid for travel until November 30, 2018. 

Customers travelling with British Airways have the added advantage of transiting through two of the world’s award-winning airports, Singapore Changi Airport and London Heathrow for onward flights within the UK, Europe and beyond.

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Travel Concerns in Post-Brexit Europe

AN exclusive poll by global flight and #travel deals website, Cheapflights.co.uk, ahead of tomorrow’s (29 March) triggering of Article 50, reveals that nearly 80 per cent of Brits are concerned about holidaying in a post-#Brexit #Europe. 

Fears over rocketing prices, increased bureaucracy and a less than friendly reception top the list of worries, with many UK travellers planning to take their future holidays in the US, Caribbean, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand or on home soil instead.

Cheapflights’ poll, conducted among 2,000 Brits, shows that nearly half (49 per cent) cited the potential impact on the strength of the Pound and less value in their holiday wallets as their primary worry, followed by concerns around losing guaranteed local health care via the European Health Insurance Card (36 per cent); rumours of visas to visit EU destinations (35 per cent); and higher airfares (33 per cent). Nearly a third (31 per cent) highlighted a concern that EU residents might be less welcoming to British tourists, and others (20 per cent) noted fears around the return of the punitive mobile-phone charges phased out in recent years.

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