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Global aviation services group Air Partner has revealed continuing business confidence via private jet travel in the UK.
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Most airlines have now released their summer flight schedules, which include a number of “Cinderella flights” – flights that leave the Britain while the UK is still an EU member but will arrive at their destination post-Brexit, writes Emma Allsebrook.
Air passenger rights before, during and after Brexit Read More »
Understandably, people concerned about the future are asking the same simple questions: what will happen? When will it happen? Will it even happen?
Five reasons Brexit will not affect British travellers Read More »
Ctrip attended the China-UK Business Forum, where, Chief Executive Officer of Ctrip spoke at the event and shared her thoughts on China-UK travel and how big data and technology can help to enhance the travel experience.
Ctrip CEO commits heavy investment to “promote China-UK tourism” Read More »
The UK travel industry faces increased uncertainty at the outcome of a hung parliament in last night’s election according to Finder UK. As the sterling takes yet another hit with a 2% drop overnight, the UK travel industry will continue to feel the impact of Brexit compounded with the election results. In order to protect
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The opening address at the CLIA Conference 2017 came from chair of CLIA UK & Ireland and VP of Royal Caribbean, Stuart Leven. After welcoming the delegates, Leven took some time to reflect on the cruise industry’s place today and his predictions for the future. Following the news that this week’s devastating terrorist attack in
CLIA Conference 2017: Selling Dreams Read More »
Following the triggering of Article 50, ABTA – the Travel Association, is setting out priorities for the Brexit negotiations in a new report “Making a Success of Brexit for Travel and Tourism”. The report outlines the priorities and opportunities for the travel industry and UK travellers that ABTA is asking the Government to focus on
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With Article 50 now triggered, UKinbound, the tourism trade association, has written to the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Karen Bradley, highlighting the key priorities for the UK travel and tourism industry during the two years of Brexit negotiations. An immigration system flexible to business needs – EU employees are vital to the operation and
UKinbound highlights Brexit priorities in letter to Government Read More »
With Brexit looming and the value of the pound at a low, an increasing number of Brits are remaining in the UK and prioritising relaxation during their time off, according to Europe’s largest spa booking agency, Spabreaks.com. The company has seen a 40% increase in UK spa breaks of two nights or more over the past
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A study by STR and Tourism Economics indicates that the United Kingdom’s tourism and hospitality sectors have benefited from an increase in arrivals from North America, brought on by the devaluation of the British pound following the June EU Referendum. According to the International Passenger Survey (IPS) conducted by the Office for National Statistics, U.K. arrivals
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