Travel news in brief - Telegraph Lord Sterling then bought the ship, to ensure that Swan devotees could continue enjoying its cultural cruises. Center Parcs The construction of Britain's fifth Center Parcs village, at Woburn Forest in Bedfordshire, is expected to begin later this month. Planning permission has been confirmed for the project, which is scheduled for completion in 2014. Ryanair cancellations Ryanair has cancelled all flights from Stansted to Bremen from August 6 until August 14, owing to essential runway maintenance work. Affected passengers will be offered alternative dates or a full refund. TripAdvisor to remove new ratings system TripAdvisor is to scrap its controversial new "ratings" system, which allows reviewers to mark hotels, restaurants and attractions without leaving a written review. Tourists flock to Burma Aung San Suu Kyi's softened stance on tourism to Burma has led to a flurry of interest in travelling there. Around two thirds of hotels worldwide are still charging guests for Wi-Fi access - with rates as high as £8.50 per hour and £20 per day - research by Telegraph Travel has shown. Cruise safety back under the spotlight The safety of cruise holidays is under renewed scrutiny, says Jane Archer. Cabin crew taught to whisper Virgin Atlantic has appointed a 'whispering coach' to ensure cabin crew do not disturb the highest-paying passengers on flights. VisitBritain's 'Breacon Beacons' gaffe VisitBritain, the national tourism agency, may be advised to switch on the spell check for its next multi-million pound campaign to promote Britain abroad.