Airlines Introduce New Cleaning Procedures
Secaucus, NJ – With shelter-in-place orders expiring and businesses reopening, airlines are implementing new safety standards in an effort to assuage traveler fears and get people back in the air. The initiatives follow new cleaning protocols that have been launched across the hotel … Continue reading Airlines Introduce New Cleaning Procedures
The impact of COVID-19 on future mobility solutions
New York – As the COVID-19 crisis rages, public life in many countries is grinding to a halt. The human toll is enormous, with the patient caseload and deaths increasing exponentially worldwide. On the economic side, the coronavirus has forced many … Continue reading The impact of COVID-19 on future mobility solutions
JetBlue requires passengers to wear face masks
New York – JetBlue will soon require all passengers to wear a face covering while they travel amid the coronavirus pandemic. The policy, which starts May 4, is modeled on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control guidelines that all people … Continue reading JetBlue requires passengers to wear face masks
Majority of Incentive Travel Programs Are Postponed
Secaucus/NJ – A new study by the Incentive Research Foundation reveals that 61 percent of incentive trips originally planned for the first or second quarter of 2020 have been postponed until the third or fourth quarter of this year, delayed by the coronavirus pandemic. … Continue reading Majority of Incentive Travel Programs Are Postponed
Thai airlines to resume operations in May/June
Bangkok – Thailand’s low-cost airlines are planning to resume flights with strict flight criteria in May and June to reduce the possibility of infections with Covid-19. Bangkok Airways, Nok Air, Thai AirAsia and Thai Lion are all due to resume their domestic flights. ‘Nok Air’ Only Thai … Continue reading Thai airlines to resume operations in May/June