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On the Beach predicts strong lates market
On the Beach says lots still to sell in Spain and eastern Med
Tui seeks fresh cash injection to speed up Covid state aid repayments
‘We are in stable waters, the market is intact, and we expect a strong summer of travel and a good fiscal year,’ said Tui chief Fritz Joussen
Positive booking momentum unaffected by war in Ukraine – Tui
European travel giant still expecting bookings for summer 2022 ’to approach level of summer 2019’ despite cost-of-living pressures and rising fuel prices
Classic Collection puts winter sun departures on sale
More than 150 properties available in Spain, the Canary Islands, Portugal, Cyprus, Morocco, Egypt, Gibraltar, and Malta and Gozo.
Inghams parent promotes John Mansell to reinstated COO role
Mansell will be responsible for operations across Hotelplan’s Inghams, Esprit Ski and Santa’s Lapland brands
Emma Rodgers joins Classic Collection trade team
Former Riviera Travel key account manager joins operator as business development manager
Agents 'vitally important' to relaunched Prestige Travel's plans
The operator will aim to enrich both customer and trade booking experience
Prestige names new MD and reveals expanded trade team
General sales manager Lee Hamilton promoted to MD as newly rebranded firm renews commitment to trade with Charlotte Sargeson and Denise Bridgeman joining business development team
'We're booking with agents', say older travellers
Silver Travel Advisor survey shows big swing away from booking direct
Tui Group to recruit 1,500 new staff in UK and overseas
Tui has vacancies for 1,000 overseas staff plus 500 IT employees
Intrepid Travel Group optimistic despite 2021 loss
Intrepid Travel Group continues with sustainability programme despite increased losses last year
Summer 2022 could be as strong as 2019, says Tui
Bookings for summer 2022 at 80% of summer 2019 levels, group reveals
Tui to return €700 million in Covid state aid next month
European travel giant to start paying back Covid support provided by the German state and the country’s banking sector
Jet2 expands summer 2022 programme at Manchester
Airline and operator adding new flights to several European hotspots following spike in demand
Saga Group buoyed by cruise despite another travel loss
Saga’s travel division records another big loss due to the pandemic but sees better times ahead
Jet2: ‘Consumer confidence at highest level since onset of Covid’
Airline and operator’s polling suggests seven in 10 respondents now feel confident about booking new holidays, and travelling
Bryony Boulter joins Classic Collection from Jet2holidays
Former Jet2 sales executive appointed Classic regional sales manager for the south west and south Wales
The great British take-off: filling the Thomas Cook-shaped gap in travel
Cook’s collapse in 2019 created a near-2.5 million annual passenger gap – Gary Noakes explores how airlines hope to fill this during what is, hopefully, the first full summer since Cook’s demise
Classic's Si Morris-Green to house Ukrainian refugees
Morris-Green appeared on BBC Breakfast on Tuesday (15 March) after signing up to the UK government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme
'This is a watershed moment for the travel industry'
Abta, Advantage, SPAA and WTTC all hail government plans to end of testing and passenger locator forms from 4am on Friday (18 March)
End of travel curbs marks 'real beginning of recovery'
Industry hails government’s plans to end all Covid-era travel restrictions from 4am Friday (18 March)
Classic's Si Morris-Green to host Come Dine With Me-style dinner for Ukraine
Classic’s director of agency sales is putting on a three-course dining experience for more than 20 industry guests and friends to raise money for the Red Cross’s Ukraine appeal
Tui pulls brand use agreement with Tui Russia
Tui chief Fritz Joussen said the decision followed Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Tui's major Russian backer shuffles his shareholding
Oligarch Alexey Mordashov, who resigned from Tui’s supervisory board last week, adjusts his stakeholding as EU sanctions on high-value Russian individuals begin to bite