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Crisis Management

Airlines and Aviation

Global tourism economy growth slows as geopolitical instability disrupts major transit hubs

According to figures from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), the persistent instability is draining an estimated US$600 million daily from the global tourism economy. 

Features | BY SCOTT SMITH

Bangkok floods turn a trans-Pacific journey’s last mile into a lesson in hospitality

A journey from a nor’easter in New York to flooded streets in Bang Kapi became a reminder that when systems

Nepal

Nepal tourism faces $390 million loss as glacial floods destroy key mountain transit

The catastrophic flash floods that ravaged northern Nepal in late August landed a powerful US$390 million blow to the nation’s tourism sector. 

Airlines and Aviation

Low-cost carriers face cash crunch as West Asian airspace closures force costly reroutings

The deepening volatility in West Asia is delivering a harsh blow to the global aviation sector, especially for low-cost carriers.

Exclusives

Travel firms ramp up risk planning as climate and geopolitical shifts intensify

Experienced in creating seamless travel experiences, tour operators have long mastered itinerary planning, logistics and customer care. Yet the

Exclusives

Hospitality firms pivot to tech, niche markets as regional wars dent travel demand

The pressing question we need to ask is this: Is there such a thing as truly crisis-proof hospitality?

Airlines and Aviation

Visit Maldives Corporation launches comprehensive crisis response strategy

Visit Maldives Corporation (VMC), in close coordination with national ministries and industry stakeholders, officially launched a comprehensive response strategy on Saturday, 7th March, to address the ongoing disruptions affecting the global aviation network. 

Air

SimpliFlying launches airline crisis command centre as subscription service

The 21st century and the rise of the internet and social media has made the world more connected, and, on many occasions, a lot more judgemental. Whereas it once took a natural disaster to necessitate a crisis management command centre, in 2018 a crisis is just as likely to be an errant tweet or misjudged soundbite.

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