The earthquake on 8 September has left parts of Morocco devastated, but travel has a huge part to play in the country’s recovery – both now and in the future
TTG’s journey through its archives continues with the slow-burn history of pleasure cruising, from no-frills ocean liners to the floating mega-ships of today
TTG’s Ilaria Grasso Macola assesses the state of the low-cost long-haul market in 2023 with three new entrants vying to fill different gaps in the market
Will Payne takes a deep dive into the thorny issue of whether cruise adds or detracts from the destinations it visits, and how the sector is responding to overtourism concerns
With second languages becoming more than just a nice-to-have for employers, TTG explores travel’s apparent language skills gap – and what it means for the industry and its employees’ prospects in a competitive market
Is the tide turning against attractions showcasing animals outside their natural habitat? And can some be justified? TTG’s latest Big Question explores a sensitive topic for the industry
Higher prices aren’t putting winter sports enthusiasts off booking for this winter, although ’value’ is proving critical to conversions, agents and operators tell TTG
The pandemic was a once-on-a-lifetime shock for travel – so three-and-a-half years after the world was plunged into lockdown, is travel ready to move on? And up?
After temperatures soared to unprecedented levels in the Med and wildfires raged in Greece, what effect has the extreme weather in the Med had on current and future booking trends?
Frequent press stories about accessibility ordeals appear to highlight a need for improvement across the whole sector, but the sector insists things are getting better
