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'As easyJet holidays turns five, I believe it has Jet2 and Tui firmly in its sights'
Tui boss calls for return of 'seamless' EU borders and tells of big drop in US sales
Tui chief pins slow start to peaks on change in UK strategy
No need for 'aggressive' lates pricing this summer, Tui chief insists
Third-party agents help Tui to strongest early summer result for more than a decade
US tourism demand has withstood Donald Trump's return – but is it the calm before the storm?
Lates market fracturing as unrealistic budgets and expectations clash with higher holiday prices
Growth in pay for 'standard' travel jobs failing to keep pace with higher earning roles
Heathrow to submit third runway plan next week as profits near £1 billion
The strikes will take place over 23-26 December and 28-31 December (Credit: iStock)
EU confirms October start date for new biometric border rules and Etias visa waiver price hike
Irish agents hail return to ‘common sense’ pricing despite lingering Trump tariff worries
What next? EasyJet full of answers as net zero roadmap turns two
EasyJet holidays 'well sold' for summer peak despite UK heatwave and lates trend
Loveholidays targets five million passengers as OTAs boost Atols
Loveholidays tight-lipped on potential £1 billion stock exchange move
Set for summer? EasyJet joins Jet2 and Tui in making hay while the sun shines
EasyJet ready to set new profit target for holidays arm after further £13 million boost
UKinbound has renewed its call for govt Covid financing to be widened (Credit: Artur Kraft / Unsplash)
Spending growth with agents all-but flat again in June as travel jobs market slows
Travel Counsellors reveals millennials are becoming its top customers
Retail legend Mary Portas’s six tips to make business more responsible – and more profitable
Jet2 takes aim at younger and less affluent segments to broaden its appeal
Four in five (80%) Brits said they will still be taking a holiday this summer despite the cost of living (Credit: Bayu Jefri / Pexels)
New industry data hints at sales uplift, but also consumer concerns and hesitancy
High street help, spending power and ‘dealing with Donald’: has Labour delivered for travel in its first year?
Aito: 'Travel must be treated as a partner, not an afterthought – the rhetoric is promising, but we need action'
Advantage: 'Government has shown willingness to improve practical travel arrangements and remove barriers'
Abta: 'There are positive signs the government stands ready to support the long-term future of our industry'
Payday time! The new booking trend more frequent than peaks (and just as lucrative!)
Brace for more unrest fuelled by Trump's TV agenda, travel warned