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The State of Kuwait is showing how digital tools can breathe life back into the global airline industry.
COVID-19 has grounded international travel as governments try to contain the spread of coronavirus. Passenger traffic declined 65.9% last year compared to 2019.
New variants of COVID-19 are making travel experts cautious in their outlook, with the majority not expecting a return to pre-pandemic levels before 2023.
Ministry of Transportation data has shown a 70% drop in the number of trips across China in the two weeks before Lunar New Year compared to 2019.
The pop-up venture will see electric flying taxis and drones operating in the city of Coventry later this year. Could this be the solution to urban congestion and achieving zero emissions...
Once restrictions lift, most Europeans say they plan to eat less meat and fly less frequently to combat climate change according to an EIB survey.
The COVID-19 pandemic brought global tourism industry to a halt in 2020. With vaccines starting to be rolled out, will international travel resume to normalcy?
The single-passenger Cadillac will be able to travel from urban rooftop to urban rooftop at speeds up to 55 miles per hour and is powered by a 90kW motor.
Demark is creating a digital COVID-19 'vaccine passport', to be rolled out in the first few months of 2021, with 1% of its population already vaccinated.
SUN Mobility, a tech start-up based in Bengaluru in Karnataka, India, is rolling out a swappable battery service for electric vehicles.
Germany, France, Switzerland and Austria bring back routes for night trains. Travelling by rail emits much less carbon per kilometre than going by air or road.
COVID-19 has halted global travel, impacting travel, and trade. Members of CommonTrust Network discuss ways of bringing it to pre-pandemic levels safely.
A huge, wind-driven cargo ship could help end the fossil fuel era and curb climate change, its designers in Sweden say. The ship will be 200m long and carry 7,000 cars.
An industry decimated by COVID-19 turns to contactless systems to address fears over virus transmission - but not without concerns for passengers' privacy