Since the dawn of time, the mode of transportation has been on the path of constant evolution. From people inventing circular wheels made by breaking and shaping rocks for an easy commute to people travelling in self-driven cars that take them from one place to another with the push of a few buttons, there is always something new and improved surfacing in the travel industry.

The aviation minister Baroness Vere has announced a £1.1 million government subsidy for the “vital” air route between City of Derry and Stansted airports.

Italy has just taken a bold step, becoming the first European nation to ban the use of ChatGPT, a widely popular AI language model.

Italian data protection authorities have raised privacy concerns over OpenAI’s popular chatbot. They claim that as a result of the decision, there will be an instant interim limit on data exchange between OpenAI and users in Italy.

The Jet2.com and Jet2CityBreaks schedule from Stansted now includes the city break locations of Athens and Rome.

Up until November 26 there will be twice-weekly flights to Athens, and up until November 27 there will be four weekly trips to Rome.

A pilot scheme to monitor the reduction of food waste in one of easyJet holidays’ most popular hotels has been unveiled.

The trip operating division of the low-cost carrier hopes to assist hotels in reducing food wastage by utilising AI tools and having more environmentally friendly kitchens.