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France Riots Put Tourism Businesses Under Pressure as Hotels Report Cancellations
France’s tourism industry is facing growing pressure following violent protests across the country, with hotel cancellations, vandalised travel agencies and temporary attraction closures raising concerns about visitor confidence and the cost of operating in affected destinations.
Brussels Airport Faces Flight Cancellations as Belgium Strike Disrupts Travel on 9 October
Travellers heading to or from Brussels on Friday, 9 October, face flight cancellations and wider transport disruption as a nationwide strike and large-scale demonstration take place across Belgium.
Bangkok Flooding Tests Travel Resilience as October Begins
Bangkok is entering October in recovery mode after days of intense rainfall flooded large parts of the capital, disrupting roads, businesses and transport and putting the resilience of the city's tourism infrastructure under pressure at the start of an important travel period.
AirAsia pushes back on financial concerns as scrutiny intensifies
AirAsia has sought to reassure investors and stakeholders about its financial position after a turbulent week that has put the Southeast Asian low-cost carrier firmly in the spotlight.
Is Britain Making It Too Expensive to Visit?
The UK is giving local leaders new powers to charge overnight visitors, while visa and travel costs are also rising. For the travel industry, the question is whether Britain can raise more revenue without making itself less competitive.
UK Air Traffic Failure Continues to Disrupt Global Travel, Gulf Connections
UK Air Traffic Failure Continues to Disrupt Global Travel, Gulf Connections
ClubMed Lifestyle Group plans Hong Kong listing
ClubMed Lifestyle Group plans Hong Kong listing
Temasek supports Singapore Airlines’ Air India investment
Temasek supports Singapore Airlines' Air India investment
CBRE Hotels sells Four Points by Sheraton Sydney
CBRE Hotels sells Four Points by Sheraton Sydney
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport to expand Auto-Gates to 31 more nationalities
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport to expand Auto-Gates to 31 more nationalities
Beyond arrivals: Thailand rewrites the rules for tourism growth in 2027
Beyond arrivals: Thailand rewrites the rules for tourism growth in 2027
Christina Frasco steps down as Philippine tourism secretary
The Philippine government announced that Christina Frasco stepped down as secretary of the Department of Tourism (DOT) late on Thursday, 12th March.
Asian carriers suspend Middle East service as US-Israel strikes shut regional airspace
In light of the ongoing strafing of Iran which has gone on since Saturday, 28th February, a number of airlines and hospitality providers have begun taking relevant measures to ensure the safety of their customers.
BREAKING: PATA signs understanding with Jeju Tourism Organisation
The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) and Jeju Tourism Organisation formally signed a memorandum of understanding today, 3rd December.
Breaking News: IATA calls out EU261 reform
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reiterated its strong concern that proposed reforms by the European Parliament to EU261 consumer rights regulation will entrench and worsen its flaws.
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