Attention turns to government’s attempts to help firms deal with sky-high energy bills, while rail strikes postponed due to the Queen’s funeral will take place early next month
’Unless the secretary of state comes under sustained pressure from other MPs, further important changes to the regulations seem very unlikely indeed,’ writes travel legal expert Alan Bowen for TTG
Chief Mark Tanzer says travel businesses should be in pole position for extended support as they head into low season while carrying debts from the Covid crisis
Household energy bills to be capped at £2,500 a year for the next two years, starting October, but businesses will only receive like support for six months
All eyes on new PM as she prepares to lay out government strategy on energy bills, while Michael O’Leary has warned aviation is in for another ‘extremely challenging’ winter
Covid-era transport secretary one of the victims as new PM Liz Truss swings the axe, while businesses have been buoyed by suggestions the govt is poised to act on the energy crisis
The cost of living crisis hasn’t fully hit home for travel yet, but the industry is bracing itself for a shock when soaring fuel bills start to kick in
Tuesday national headlines dominated by Liz Truss’s victory in the Conservative leadership contest, which sees her take over from Boris Johnson as prime minister
