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If Only resets for March peaks push
Wish You Were Here campaign to return next month wit exclusive offers, new marketing materials and agent incentives
Amadeus to distribute NDC content from BA to agents
Agents will be able to search, compare, book and service NDC content via a single platform as part of a new partnership with BA parent IAG
Agencies in Scotland could reopen in late April
First minister Nicola Sturgeon targeting ’significant reopening’ of Scotland’s economy in the last week of April, including non-essential retail premises
Agents report immediate uptick in positivity and bookings
’We had a busy day on Monday before the government announcement; today, the phone is ringing off the hook!’
EasyJet puts 2022 spring and summer holidays on sale
Airline’s operator division brings forward sale dates following surge in demand following government’s Covid roadmap announcement
'Time to give people the holidays they've been dreaming of'
Cautious optimism follows government’s roadmap announcement, with travel leaders warning of there being a substantial amount more work to be done yet
Travel interest soars following roadmap announcement
Enquiries and bookings have surged after prime minister Boris Johnson laid out the country’s proposed route out of lockdown
Advantage to steel members for post-Covid booking landscape
‘Gone are the days when agents just helped customers to choose between Greece or Grenada; the service agents provide in the pandemic world is so much more complex’
'Ministers must recognise the power of their statements'
’We need ’travel’s MP’ transport secretary Grant Shapps in our corner,’ says Travel Counsellor Andy La Gette in impassioned open letter to Shapps
Classic Package Holidays adds mid- and long-haul options
Dubai, Mexico and the Caribbean to complement trade-only operator’s short-haul proposition
Abta: 'Give us the principles for restarting travel'
Association’s Save Future Travel coalition sets out key requirements of prime minister Boris Johnson’s 22 February roadmap announcement
'Travel's calls for a roadmap must not fall on deaf ears'
‘No one can give guarantees, but we can work to a roadmap safe in the knowledge that if people book a package, they will be entitled to a refund or to defer’
Malta Tourism Authority appoints new trade lead
Former Cook consultant and product manager Peter Green joins authority as trade trainer
TTNG sets out pandemic impact in tailored support call
Members revenues down 85% between March 2020 and February 2021 compared to the same period in 2019/20
Co-op Travel Consortium signs new members
Agency consortium boosts members during pandemic
TTG Tracker: Agents rising to meet domestic travel demand
Lack of clarity on international travel outlook fuels huge spike in domestic demand and staycation bookings
Unions blast govt's mixed messaging on holiday travel
Balpa accuses ministers of ‘shutting down aviation’, while the TSSA said the govt’s actions were ‘sinking the travel trade’
Leisure travel 'must be supported with clear testing policy'
Travel sets out key priorities for govt following confirmation of hotel quarantine policy and three-test entry regime
Gary Lewis: ‘We’re fighting to get as many members through this crisis as possible’
‘How many times do we see tears on a Zoom call? It’s probably happening every third day’
Vaccine will encourage majority of over-50s to travel again
Nearly half of mature consumers plan to travel “as much as possible” after being vaccinated
Midcounties appoints Dunham to top role
Former BA exec takes top job at Midcounties Co-operative
Scotland to introduce blanket hotel quarantine for all arrivals
First minister Nicola Sturgeon confirms new Covid border measures, while SPAA urges ministers to chart travel’s emergence from Covid
Singapore aiming to engage 15,000 agents this year
Tourist board announced seven trade partners, through whom it plans to update agents on its efforts to welcome back visitors
'Travel is more than simply aviation and airports'
Advantage chief Julia Lo Bue-Said writes for TTG on the government’s continuing failure to understand ‘travel’ and its complex eco-system