Distribute Your News Directly to Readers and Internet Search.
Per Submission
$39.95
— Our Clients —
— Interested Media —
The Reading Glass Books is thrilled to showcase Bernie Schwartz’s children’s book “Who Is a Veteran?” at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 10 a.m.
Passionate sommelier Aleksandr Nakonechnyi joins the F&B team at Niyama Private Islands Maldives for a thrilling new chapter, as the entire resort experience is reimagined and its wining and dining made more tantalising than ever.
At Shiji, we are entering a new phase in how we build, deliver, and operate hospitality technology. After years of deliberate platform investment, architectural decisions, and careful experimentation, we are now transitioning Shiji into an AI‑first organization.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) published the results of several digital identity Proofs of Concept (PoCs) completed with the support of airlines, airports, technology providers and governments across Europe and Asia-Pacific.
AirAsia X Berhad (“the Group”) has announced its preliminary operating statistics for the First Quarter of 2026 (“1Q2026”). This represents the inaugural consolidated report for the Group following the successful acquisition of the AirAsia aviation assets, bringing together all AirAsia branded airlines under a single listed entity.
Best Seller Publishing announces the release of Douglas Peterson’s new book, “How You Think and Feel Changes Your Body: Dynamic Body Psychology.” The book is currently free and available for download on Amazon for one more day.
The Reading Glass Books (RGB), a dynamic self-publishing house from New Jersey, is thrilled to participate for the fourth time in the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at the University of Southern California.
SAS has been ranked the world’s most punctual airline for March 2026, achieving an on‑time arrival rate of 89.75 percent in Cirium’s monthly On‑Time Performance report.
• Move to full-scale expansion follows an operational period of more than a year that firmly established the subscription service in the region.
Customers are required to show their passport multiple times across their journey including for check-in, boarding, transit and arrival processes. With airlines, airports, border agencies and partner airlines all carrying out separate checks, the experience can be time-consuming and fragmented.
