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ITTN’s Julia Labedz recently travelled to Tobago with the Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd on a Fam trip, with the journey beginning at London Gatwick on board British Airways. For Irish agents and travellers connecting through London, the route offers a straightforward and comfortable way to reach Tobago, with timings that work particularly well for clients who want to arrive on island at a reasonable hour and begin their trip without losing an entire day to travel. The group depar

Lufthansa has announced that its first modernised Business Class offering onboard its A380 fleet took off today from Munich to Los Angeles. Lufthansa is retrofitting its eight A380s and installing a completely new Business Class in its largest aircraft. In the future, Business Class on the A380 will offer even more comfort and privacy at a new premium level. The new Thompson seats feature a seat width of 58 cm, a bed length of at least two meters, and flexible partitions—maki

2026 marks 20 years since Turkish Airlines first took to the skies from Dublin Airport, and our commitment to the Irish market remains as strong as ever. Through two decades of close partnership with Dublin Airport, we have continued to deepen our ties with Ireland, offering travellers access to one of the world’s most expansive global networks – spanning over 350 destinations across 133 countries. Discover Istanbul At the heart of our network sits Istanbul. Positioned where

ITTN’s Julia Labedz has returned from the Barbados FAM trip hosted by Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI), Aer Lingus, and Travel Trade Representation (TTR), and while the island left a lasting impression, one of the most important takeaways was just how easy it now is to get there from Ireland. Flying long-haul can often feel like a logistical challenge, especially when connections are involved. However, Aer Lingus’ service from Dublin to Barbados via Manchester has remov

For my first time traveling to the United States, I was ecstatic to fly to Orlando from Dublin with Aer Lingus recently. Of course, Aer Lingus has been my go-to airline since I've been living in Dublin . However, I had never flown more than 4 hours with them. Knowing the duration of the flight, ie. 9 hours on the way over and 7h50 on the way back , I was bracing myself with snacks, a full water bottle and my trusty neck pillow. Turns out, the flight was so smooth and the ente