Government documents shown to the hearing detail how hotels had appeared to step up security, including instigating bag searches and recording car number plates
The hearing was told that CCTV footage showing a slow response by armed police and security staff was withheld by authorities and would not be available
Managing director, Thomas Cook UK & Ireland, Chris Mottershead, explains why the operator has cancelled its entire summer 2017 Sharm el Sheikh programme
Concerns have been raised that revealing too much security information about the Tunisian beach attack in an inquest could help inform future terror attacks
The timetable, witnesses and evidence for the full inquest, which is set to start on January 16 are being discussed today at the Royal Courts of Justice.
The African country is reaping the rewards of a 10-year development plan. Ephraim Kamuntu, its minister of tourism, tells Katherine Lawrey about the progress to date
The country’s minister of Tourism and Culture said he expected visitor numbers to “go beyond” what they were prior to the virus plaguing West Africa from 2013-2015
Palladium Hotel Group has said the opening of its new Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife property will enable the company to bring a younger client base to the Canary Island
The building of a new cruise terminal in Mombasa will enable Kenya to “reinvigorate” its cruise industry after it was blighted in recent years by the activities of Somalia pirates