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Byway to expand into new markets after securing £5 million fresh funding
The slow travel specialist will use the cash to expand into new markets and new roles across several departments, including in technology, product and finance
ECN promises agents ‘unprecedented’ insights with new webinar series
Starting 24 July, the cruise trade body will host a series of agent-focused webinars until the end of the 2024
'Tens of thousands of Brits' cannot use eGates, says former home secretary
Lord David Blunkett called for ’joined-up’ training to help improve passengers’ experiences at airports, airlines and at the UK border
JG's Chris Simmonds to succeed retiring David Harrington as HF Holidays chief
Simmonds brings experience from spells as chief executive of National Holidays and Just Go! Holidays parent JG Travel Group and as a former Saga Holidays managing director and chief executive
Royal delivers ‘much-needed’ Hurricane Beryl supplies to Grenada
The 2,416-passenger Rhapsody of the Seas is currently operating a programme of seven-day round-trip Southern Caribbean cruises from San Juan, Puerto Rico
Travel bucked lower spending trend during washout June, says Barclays
Consumers stayed away from retailers in June, but the travel sector was buoyed by balance payments before summer breaks, latest Barclays research finds
As a Dubliner, a stay in London's most Irish hotel felt like home
The historic London hotel offers guests all the warmth of Irish hospitality in a central location.
Flights to Morocco set to boom in ambitious post-earthquake recovery
The north African country was devastated by the Marrakesh-Safi earthquake, but this year could see a record bounceback
Operator picks re-emerging winter sun titan for long-haul debut
New, longer-stay options to Sri Lanka with Just Go! Holidays and National Holidays could be the winter-sun escape your budget-conscious clients are looking for.
Regulators tell Boeing to check another safety issue with its 737s
US safety officials order Boeing to inspect 737s after concerns passenger oxygen supplies could fail in an emergency
Thomas Cook's creditors to receive share of £280 million pay-out
The Official Receiver has said creditors will receive a share of £280 million five years after the collapse of Thomas Cook Group
Irish agents hail potential breakthrough in Aer Lingus pilots’ dispute
Ireland’s labour court makes pay recommendation to end weeks of industrial action by Aer Lingus pilots employed in Ireland
'We need to speak': accessibility expert urges travel firms to seek feedback
’You are never going to get it right unless you ask the question,’ TTG Fairer Travel Diversity Forum told on Monday (8 July)
Gatwick baggage workers call off July strike action – for now
Action by the airport’s baggage security screeners over 12-14 July and 19-21 July has been postponed pending a vote on a new pay offer
Experimental Group welcomes Christian Louboutin as stakeholder ahead of US expansion
The Paris-based hospitality group confirms investment from a high-profile celebrity as it continues its global expansion.
Short watch: Solo specialist Just You In The Spotlight
Discover what Just You can offer your solo clients in this new In The Spotlight video. Hear about the brand’s new European tours for 2025 and exciting new long-haul departures.
'It’s important we move on inclusivity, equity and the eco-economy'
HF Holidays chief executive David Harrington talks to TTG about the operator’s journey to B Corp certification and why the industry should be moving the dial on equity and the eco-economy
Don’t have clients for Virgin Voyages? Think again! TTG VV Fest takeaways
The “sweet spot” age of a prospective Virgin Voyages client may not be what you expect...
How to explain this summer's high prices to your clients
More flights and holidays are on sale this summer despite a supposed dip in demand this year, but costs remain steep for those booking an escape. Gary Noakes reports
Travelpack boss says agents will benefit from deal to rescue failed travel brands
London-based long-haul specialist agrees deal to acquire Infinity Media brands Infinity Tours, Infinity Cruises and Infinity Sports, and says agents will benefit from the additions
The Australian food-obsessed city with better croissants than France
The state capital’s glowing reputation as Australia’s gastronomic hub makes it the ideal place to embark on a culinary tour, sampling fresh produce, coffee, croissants and wine.
Mexico given the all-clear after Hurricane Beryl passes
Mexico’s Yucatan area says Hurricane Beryl has passed with only limited damage and that its resorts, airports and attractions are all functioning again
Keir Starmer names new govt's first transport and culture secretaries
The new prime minister revealed the first cabinet of his premiership on Friday afternoon (5 July)
Travel trade's top priorities for new Labour government revealed
Ahead of the general election, TTG conducted a snap poll of travel trade voting intention and objectives for the next government. James Chapple and Sarah Dennis report