Business Travel
TUI adds Montenegro to its summer schedule
TUI – formerly Thomson – has launched its first flights from Birmingham Airport to Podgorica, in the Balkan country of Montenegro. Tom Screen, acting aviation
director at Birmingham Airport, joined TUI cabin crew to welcome customers on board. Flights will operate once a week
every Wednesday until the middle of October.
‘Customers from the Midlands have over 60 destinations to choose from’
Customers who have already
booked their summer holidays can look ahead to next year as flights and holidays to Montenegro are already on sale for summer 2019. Tom Screen said: “Montenegro is
a great destination for TUI to add to its summer 2018 flying schedule. “It will be popular with holiday
makers as it has stunning mountains, breathtaking beaches and an interesting local culture.
Mulling it over: Two of JLR’s Experience vehicles
Land Rover’s three
words save lives Land Rover has addressed the needs of a remote Scottish island in a move that could save lives. As part of its 70th anniversary
Take-off: Tom Screen and Karen Switzer join cabin crew to mark the launch of the service
“We are delighted TUI has
chosen to expand its choice of destinations from Birmingham Airport.” The decision to add Montenegro
to the network is part of the holiday company’s plans to offer as much choice as possible to customers flying from their local airport. Karen Switzer, director of
aviation planning for TUI UK &
Ireland, said: “It is great to see the first customers heading off on their holidays to one of our newest destinations. “We have expanded our
programme from Birmingham Airport for summer 2018 and now customers from the Midlands have over 60 destinations to choose from when deciding where to book their holidays.”
year of activity, Land Rover sent a team of expert experience drivers and volunteers to Mull in a fleet of vehicles to deliver unique three- word address plaques from technology firm What3words to 2,000 properties on the island. What3words is a British
company that has divided the globe into a grid of 57 trillion 3m x 3m squares, each with a three-word address searchable via an app that even works offline. Addressing Mull is the first
project in a new, exclusive global automotive humanitarian partnership between Jaguar Land Rover and What3words.
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