New figures from the CSO’s Consumer Price Index show that even between June and July, the price of package holidays rose by 14.8%

Underlying earnings rose to €169m in the quarter to the end of June, TUI's first profitable early summer since the pandemic

While ultimately nothing suspicious was found, sources are expressing serious concern about the actions of security staff after apparent explosive residue was detected in a passenger's luggage

AIB data also shows that spending in hotels and restaurants rose 12% and 7% respectively between May and June

Just one hour away from Cork City, Anna O'Donoghue discovered many hidden gems during her flying visit to Waterford with pals

Hugh Bruton has worked with Brittany Ferries almost from the very beginning. He speaks to John Daly about the company's DNA and connecting Ireland, France, the UK and Spain

Holidaymakers urged to check the small print of their travel insurance policy

Follow these expert tips to reduce the risk, says Katie Wright

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission is looking at the Daa's bid to buy Quick Park and bring it back into use 

European airlines and airports can expect to boost profits this summer, but the threat of more turbulence involving flight cancellations and chaos at airports still looms large, a ratings firm has warned.

Lost baggage, flight delays and cancellations — here's what you may be entitled to 

Ryanair urges European Commission to take action to prevent industrial action in France from affecting overflights 

Major carriers have enjoyed a quick recovery with fares bolstered by tight capacity going into the peak season

In contrast to last summer's extensive delays for applicants, the service says 'all turnaround times are at their target level'

Our nearest neighbour has much to offer when it comes to a jam-packed Bank Holiday weekend. As the Chelsea Flower Show gets underway, Nicole Glennon makes the case for why you should consider London beyond the business trip

The CCPC is now urging holiday makers to exercise caution when using travel adaptors abroad

Carbon emission goals may wither in the face of resistance to curbing our foreign travel habit

Airline splashes the cash targeting 300m passengers a year

Cork and Belfast may join Dublin in being hit by May Day cancellations due to French air traffic control strikes

EasyJet raised its profits target for a second time this year, pointing to higher fares at many airlines in the coming months. 

Thousands of customers were affected excessively long queues and wait times at the airport due to issues with staff and other problems last year.

Jillian Bolger takes us beyond the box set destinations

Cycle trails, innovative architecture, modern museums and a wealth of sports and music options make the Steel City a quirky and fun US travel option

By operating a larger Airbus A330 aircraft on European routes, airline can cater for high demand during peak season

Over 11,000 flights operated to and from Irish airports with fewer than 10% of seats filled during the pandemic-hit years of 2020 and 2021.

Just over 28.1m people travel through Ireland's main airport last year

Warren Strand was shut to the public for a week in August due to a sewage plume

Early bookings for the second half starting April “look positive”, with ticket prices and occupancy for Easter stronger than a year ago

The former chief marketing officer of Ryanair Kenny Jacobs has been appointed CEO of DAA, succeeding Dalton Philips.

Airline flew 15.9m passengers in September, its third busiest month ever and up 13% on pre-Covid levels

More than 30,000 Aer Lingus passengers were impacted by the disruption, that was sparked by an “exceptional set of circumstances”.

Tourism Ireland is also running a new €580,000 campaign to promote Donegal and Derry to the British market

New runway at Dublin Airport will offer more flight availability for travellers, but could affect freight services

She visualised a bleak industrial metropolis, but was met by a vibrant cosmopolitan city of old and new, says Isabel Conway

The 19th Century estate is on point with so many of its offerings there were very few tweaks

Military was put on standby last month to step in to ease lengthy queues after week of chaos at the airport

Australia’s national airline cancelled over 8% of scheduled domestic services in June, making it the country’s least reliable carrier.

The airline also provided a clearer outlook for full-year profit, predicting adjusted earnings before interest and taxes of more than €500m, which compares with the €585m estimate of analysts

People booked on holidays in Europe are being warned to expect another extreme heatwave that could lead to more deadly wildfires.

The solution to beating the getaway budget could literally be very close to home

The move could unleash more airport disruption

Across Europe, there were more "staycations" last year than in 2019

Cap on flights to ease disruption may have to stay in place for at least another year

Oireachtas committee quizzes Aer Lingus, DAA, and ground handling companies over airport chaos, lost bags, cancelled flights, and 'diabolical' cleanliness issues