iGA Istanbul Airport vice-president of aviation development Majid Khan explains why the airport is on a mission to alter perceptions of Türkiye’s main international gateway.
Geneva has many assets to offer: high economic resilience, high appetite for travel, high diplomatic activity, high expat presence, high income... Genève Aéroport aims to help airlines and partners to "THINK HIGHER" by accompanying them in a win-win perspective, by ensuring the long-term viability of the new routes and allowing a sustainable market presence. Learn more.
One year on from hosting Routes World in 2022, Routes Daily catches up with Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport director Rosemary Vassiliadis to find out how the past 12 months have progressed.
Tourism Australia, the agency responsible for attracting international visitors to the country, is working to boost tourism from key markets worldwide.
Work is progressing on Hong Kong International Airport’s (HKG) Three-runway System project, designed to strengthen its status as an international aviation hub, and to cater for the city’s long-term air traffic demand.
Prague Airport is among the most modern and safest airports in the region. To show our appreciation to airlines, we offer a wide range of incentives, boosting the volume-based schemes and providing the best support for new destinations starting the 2023 summer. Above-standard marketing assistance is a matter of course.
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