Corendon Airlines offers passengers a faster, more convenient and contactless travel experience with the introduction of new airport self-check-in kiosks. Passengers can easily complete processes such as check-in, seat selection, ancillary service payments and baggage drop through the kiosks.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) is increasing flights from London Gatwick to Singapore to double daily from today until 29 August 2026, before resuming the double daily service again from 25 October 2026. This offers even more choice and connectivity to customers, as well as seamless connections to popular holiday destinations such as Bali, Thailand, New Zealand and seven gateways in Australia.

New research from travel insurance expert AllClear has revealed Europe’s best birdwatching destinations. The researchers analysed globally recognised birdwatching hotspots across eight metrics: number of bird species, number of notable species, a standout species score looking at prevalence, mean annual temperature, mean wind speed, mean annual precipitation, distance from nearest airport and estimated daily tourist costs.

As oneworld continues to expand its global network and deepen its commercial partnerships, the alliance is focused on making travel simpler, more connected and more rewarding for both corporate customers and frequent flyers. Breaking Travel News speaks to Roger Blackburn, VP Loyalty and Commercial at oneworld, about the role of alliances in modern travel, the value of loyalty across multiple airlines, the growth of branded lounges, and how technology is helping create a more seamless premium journey.

The Palm Beaches is enjoying strong momentum from the UK, with visitation up 12.4% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026. Known as America’s First Resort Destination®, the Florida destination combines luxury resorts, golf, culture, wellness, nature and 47 miles of Atlantic coastline across 39 cities and towns. Breaking Travel News speaks to The Palm Beaches about UK growth, responsible coastal tourism, new hotel openings and the experiences shaping the destination’s future.

Etihad Airways is marking 20 years of flying to France, two decades after it launched its first service to the country, between Abu Dhabi and Paris, in June 2006. What began as six flights a week has grown alongside an airline that now operates a fleet of 124 aircraft to 118 destinations worldwide. Two decades on, the airline is in a renewed phase of growth, with demand across its European markets continuing to strengthen. When Etihad first flew to Paris in June 2006, it was a young airline, less than three years old, with a network of around 34 destinations and a fleet of 17 aircraft.

Emirates is preparing for one of the busiest time periods for its Unaccompanied Minors Service, as families begin their summer holidays before the new school year in Dubai. Over the next two weeks, Emirates will welcome more than 3,500 children who will travel independently using the acclaimed family-friendly service. Over the past five years alone, more than 250,000 children have travelled with Emirates using its Unaccompanied Minors and Young Passenger services. Most young travellers are aged 11 years and under, with the busiest routes connecting Dubai with the UK, Russia, Kenya, France, India and Egypt.