Direct flights launched between Birmingham and JFK
New Year start for transatlantic link.
Busy rail station to get more free parking
Welcome news for Black Country commuters.
Birmingham Airport breaks record
Busiest month in airport’s history.
Mulling It Over
Richard Lutz heads towards an edge of Britain rarely visited.
Travel advice for Fusion Festivalgoers
Make sure you don’t miss anything – including the last train.
Survey puts Birmingham second in visitor value table
TripIndex highlights north-south cost divide.
Birmingham makes passage to India to tempt tourists
City delegation visits Asia to launch tourism workshops for Indian travel agents.
Air India boost for BHX
Airline to increase number of flights.
August 1914 – One hundred years since the Great War started
To commemorate the start of the First World War Andy Goff went to France and Belgium
Clothing warning for bikers
Hitting the road is not always a good thing.
Centro ready to ‘shock’ passengers
Life-saving equipment to be made available at bus stations.
Use public transport and save this summer
Families offered cut price entry to region’s top attractions.
First direct China flight lands in Birmingham
BHX welcome for inaugural service.
Boost for airport as travel company reveals expansion plans
More destinations and flights starting next summer.
MP backs travel insurance campaign
“It is just not worth taking the risk.”
Amazon-ing time for students
From the Black Country to the rainforests.
Black Country Voyages
Project to link young people with Black Country arts, heritage and cultural organisations.
Birmingham hotel hosts prestigious international travel showcase
Influential travel buyers and bookers enjoy Best of Birmingham.
If it’s Sunday it must be…
As the CBSO wound up its longest-ever European engagement with performances in Stuttgart and Luxembourg, Fellowship Conductor Alpesh Chauhan presents the sixth and final instalment of his tour diary.
If it’s Friday (again) it must be…
As the CBSO currently undertakes its longest-ever European engagement, Fellowship Conductor Alpesh Chauhan presents the fifth instalment of his tour diary.
If it’s Thursday it must be…
As the CBSO currently undertakes its longest-ever European engagement, Fellowship Conductor Alpesh Chauhan presents the fourth instalment of his tour diary.
If it’s Tuesday it must be…
With the CBSO currently taking part in their longest-ever European engagement, Fellowship Conductor Alpesh Chauhan presents part three of his tour diary.
If it’s Saturday it must be…
With the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra currently undertaking it’s longest ever European tour, Fellowship Conductor Alpesh Chauhan presents the second part of his tour diary.
If it’s Friday it must be…
With the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra currently undertaking it’s longest ever European tour, Fellowship Conductor Alpesh Chauhan presents the first part of his tour diary.
Airport and business leaders join up for new China tourism campaign
Birmingham Airport and Marketing Birmingham have become two of the first UK companies awarded a new Chartermark declaring they are fit to welcome Chinese visitors.
Volunteers needed for ‘dream holiday’
Charity requires helpers to make dreams come true for disabled children and their families.
First UK charter flights from China announced
Birmingham to become first UK airport outside London to offer direct flights.
A day under the wires with London Midland
A London Midland employee will travel the entire length of the company’s electrified rail network by train this Saturday to raise money for charity.
Sixth form scientists hit the heights
Sixth Form pupils from Solihull School tapped into the latest advances in scientific and technological research on a knowledge-boosting visit to Chicago.
HS2 has “ignored, dismissed or downplayed evidence on the environment” – claim
Environmentalists plea for more help from rail expansion.