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Cornish hotel rapped for bogus ‘four-star’ claim
Hotel’s ’AA 4*’ ad deemed misleading by advertising watchdog
Wizz Air third quarter profits plummet amid fuel cost offsets
Budget carrier says it has adjusted growth capacity to offset higher fuel prices, and revealed its tour operating arm – Wizz Tours – ceased operations on December 31
Insurer reduces credit cover for third-party Thomas Cook suppliers
Move by Euler Hermes mirrors similar measure taken during Cook’s 2011/12 financial difficulties
APT to launch three new river ships by 2021
APT said the new vessels would offer “more places to dine, stylish relaxation areas and light-filled cabins”
Ryanair completes LaudaMotion acquisition
Budget carrier commits to increasing LaudaMotion fleet to 25 aircraft for summer 2019 and 30 for summer 20 while growing passenger numbers to 10 million over the next three years
Virgin Voyages to make whole cruise fare commissionable
The line will also ditch onboard gratuities
Government warns Ehic ‘may not be valid’ in event of no-deal Brexit
Acceptance of the European Health Insurance Card may vary from country to country if Britain leaves the EU without a deal
Carrier reopens Alderley Edge travel boutique after 'revolutionary' makeover
Three-month renovation and refurbishment project aims to offer customer experience ‘like no other’
Westoe Travel's 30th anniversary rewarded with record January
The family business was set up at the back of Bretts Newsagent in South Shields 30 years ago – and is flourishing today just seven doors up the road
Kosmar's Abhi Dighe remembered as 'a true gentleman of travel'
Dighe, who ran the Greece specialist operator as managing director between 1995 and 2008, passed away recently
Holidaymakers urged to monitor price of pound after Brexit 'Plan B' vote
Pound’s ‘roller coaster journey’ since 2016 Brexit vote could present opportunities for British tourists
Norwegian shares plummet as annual losses grow to nearly £200m
Budget carrier aims to raise around £270 million with rights (share) issue to shore up balance sheet, boss Bjorn Kjos has said
Sunvil expands Galapagos cruise options with new luxury vessel
MV Theory to sail from San Cristobal alongside sister ship MV Origin
Guernsey to gain Southend and Liverpool links
Flybe franchise partner Blue Islands to operate new routes
Ryanair announces Cardiff-Malaga route
The three-times weekly route will launch in June, while the low-cost carrier has added an additional 20 return flights to some of its most popular destinations from Stansted this spring
Brexit and PTRs focus of Abta regional business meetings
Meetings come at ‘critical time’ for UK travel sector says boss Tanzer
Marella Cruises adult-only ship enters dry dock ahead of refurb
Marella Explorer 2 will undergo a ‘top-to-bottom’ revamp introducing new venues and a Champneys spa
Flybe board backs chairman amid shareholder dissent
The airline says it has ’full confidence’ in Simon Laffin
Riviera Travel unveils £150 Brexit booking boost
Operator offering £150pp ‘loyalty reward’ to encourage repeat river cruise bookings amid the ‘ongoing uncertainty around Brexit’
Brexit: Calls for EU to relax no-deal aviation rules
A number of EU countries have reportedly called on the union to soften its proposed no-deal Brexit offering
Scenic Eclipse ‘progressing well’ despite shipyard issues
The ship, which is being built in Croatia, had been due to launch in August last year
Cook facing legal action over holidaymaker’s waterslide injuries
Jemma Joslyn claims she suffered horrendous injuries when another woman emerged from the slide and crashed into her feet first
U by Uniworld to relocate B ship to Central Europe for 2020
The B will cease operations on the Seine and assume new itineraries next year