World Routes 2018

The World Routes Conference Programme, sponsored by Huawei, will take place in the Keynote Arena during the 24th World Route Development Forum.

ASM senior consultant Omar Hashmi explains how delegates can get the best out of their meetings at World Routes 2018.

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport has experienced strong domestic and international growth over the past decade - and it is hoped that World Routes 2018 will help to fuel even stronger expansion.

Winner of the Best Stand Award at World Routes 2016, Avinor brought a taste of Norway to China.

Sites including Google, Facebook, DropBox and Twitter are all blocked in China, along with 25 percent of the world’s internet sites.

This week we profile World Routes 2018 attendee Emirates, the Dubai-based full-service carrier.

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This week we profile World Routes 2018 attendee WestJet, the Canadian low-cost carrier.

Winner of the Best Stand Award at World Routes 2017, Copenhagen Airports joined forces with Joe and The Juice, a well-known chain of juice bars and coffee shops, and it proved to be a winning formula.

Chinese airlines are this year on course to collectively carry more than 600 million passengers for the first time, research by Routesonline has found, as growth in the country’s domestic and international market continues to accelerate. The figure is a huge increase from the 440 million carried just five years ago.

We’ve compiled a guide to Chinese cultural etiquette for World Routes delegates travelling to Guangzhou in September.

The World Routes Marketing Awards will recognise the contribution of top-performing individuals in the route development community.

Delegates are encouraged to request their priority meetings before scheduling closes on 7 September 2018.

Airport and tourism authority delegates are encouraged to work collaboratively to promote a united business case to their target carriers.

China Southern adds Adelaide flights as capacity between China and Australia continues its upward trajectory.

The 24th World Route Development Forum will see the largest ever exhibition for a Routes event. From traditional food and drink to entertainment and prize draws, exhibitors will be putting on a host of activities to attract decision makers to their stand at the world’s leading route development event.

Chinese social media platform WeChat has one billion monthly active users. Find out what KLM, Scoot, Finnair and Air France are doing to maximise their presence to China’s outbound travellers.

Our top five stories this week: Korean Air adds Boston; the low-cost influence on Moldova's skies; new airline entrants fuel Cambodia's growth; Spotlight on China; global passenger demand and more.

Senior decision makers from the largest airlines in the world by ASKs will be at the event in Guangzhou, China.

This week we profile World Routes 2018 attendee easyJet, the European low-cost carrier.

With World Routes 2018 taking place in Guangzhou, we’ve analysed China's aviation market, examining the facts and figures behind its phenomenal growth.

Our top five stories this week: Air France-KLM and Air Europa set for joint venture; Guangzhou outlines its international ambitions; United Airlines focuses on domestic expansion; Route rundown; Tewolde GebreMariam podcast and more.

Ahead of World Routes 2018 in the Chinese city of Guangzhou, Routesonline caught up with the Guangdong Airport Authority to find out why it is hosting the event and its wider route development ambitions.

The session will provide additional networking opportunities to all attending delegates in Guangzhou.

More than 200 airlines have now confirmed their attendance at World Routes 2018 - the only global event for the route development community.