London – 27 April 2017 –
The British hotel and leisure industry is set for a bumper year as a weak pound boosts demand from foreign tourists and deters Britons from travelling
London – 26 April 2017 –
US ride-hailing app Uber has told Europe’s top court it is a digital service, not a transport service, and that a French law clearly
Madrid, Spain – 13 April 2017 –
2016 results on expenditure from major outbound markets reflect increasing demand for international tourism across the world, as reported in the latest UNWTO World Tourism
New York City – 5 April 2017 –
The Associated Press issues a report on “solar eclipse mania” with destinations in the path of the August 21 eclipse, which will be visible
Paris, France – 5 April 2017 –
AccorHotels signs a partnership deal with Unionpay International, which it says will help its Asian customers using its hotels in France, Reuters reported.
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Bangalore, India – 5 April 2017 –
Latest booking service for private accommodation, 1 is to start its operations in the U.S. and Europa targeting Indian travelers. Bookings costs hosts a
London – 30 March 2017 –
A Bloomberg article details how Thomas Cook Group, the world’s oldest holiday company, is abandoning a decades-old approach of assigning different nationalities to specific
London – 28 March 2017 –
Foreign holidays remain a top priority for Europeans despite economic and security worries, tour operator Thomas Cook said on Tuesday, reporting a 40 percent jump in
Bali, Indonesia – 22 March 2017 –
Tourists fled their hotels in panic on Bali on Wednesday after the popular Indonesian holiday island was rattled by an early morning earthquake.
The 5.
Berlin, Germany – 8 March 2017 –
Security is holidaymakers’ main consideration when choosing a destination, a research report released Bournemouth University and travel search site Travelzoo said.
“Since Tunisia happened, safety
