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New security scanners at Bristol - but other airports miss deadline

Bristol airport passengers will be able to leave liquids and electronic devices in their hand luggage from mid-June following the installation of new scanning equipment

The killer question: should we save jobs or save the earth?

In a world confronted with a climate crisis, how does the tourism industry balance the benefits it can generate with the harm it can cause.

Spending on travel agents remains a priority despite challenging month - Barclays

Travel remained a priority for Brits in May despite the majority feeling the pinch of rising household bills, Barclays said

Australia goes all out to court the travel trade

Tourism Australia has reiterated its commitment to the trade as it undertakes a major study into distribution opportunities.

Emirates chief slams 'dismal' Heathrow terminal

Emirates’ president Sir Tim Clark calls for more investment in Heathrow’s Terminal 3, saying the experience for passengers isn’t good enough

Why Cunard picked a city to be Queen Anne's godparent

It is thought to be the first time a cruise line has decided to honour a ship in this way

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Scottish agency Travel Zing makes long-awaited return to high street

The agency closed its previous shop in Edinburgh during the pandemic but is back to meet increased demand for face-to-face service

Inspiring Travel expands Europe portfolio amid demand for multi-centre bookings

The operator will offer nine new European trips in response to an increased demand from clients to visit multiple destinations in one holiday

The Lux Collective's Victoria Wake joins Seaside Collection

The UK sales manager has been tasked with growing sales and boosting brand recognition of Seaside Finolhu Baa Atoll in Maldives and Grand Hotel Residencia in Gran Canaria

AndBeyond to launch expedition yacht in Galapagos

The conservation brand, hotelier and tour operator has expanded its South American offerings with the launch of the new vessel

Cunard reveals ‘icons’ to represent Queen Anne's ‘godparent’ at naming

The line’s 2,996-passenger Queen Anne ship began carrying passengers exactly a month ago

FTI Touristik files for insolvency despite €125 million investment

FTI Touristik is the first of the parent group’s brands to file for insolvency with others expected to follow suit

Intrepid appoints Rochelle Turner as global B Corp impact manager

Turner said on Sunday (2 June) she couldn’t wait to help Intrepid become the “best travel company for the world"

Mandarin Oriental opens second London property in Mayfair

The luxury hotel group has unveiled its second property in London’s leafy Hanover Square

Alastair Donnelly: 'We want to target the right trade partners as we grow our Asian destinations'

Inside Travel Group co-founder tells TTG about the group’s plans to ramp up its trade focus and capitalise on South Korea’s emergence as an in-demand destination

Inghams expands trade sales team with BDM appointment

Charlie Cooper – an industry veteran with 36 years of experience – will focus on growing all brands and products in his new BDM role

Virgin Atlantic to resume direct Tel Aviv flights in September

Daily services between London Heathrow and Tel Aviv will resume on 5 September

Sandals team to run, kayak and hike for four days in aid of paediatric care

To raise £100,000 for childhood cancer and emergency care, Sandals and Beaches Resorts’ sales and marketing representatives, Unique Vacations UK will take on a challenge on Saint Vincent this October

Barrhead Travel to open another store in Northern Ireland

The agency opened its first store in the country seven years ago before launching a homeworking division in 2022

Venice bans large groups and loudspeakers to tackle overtourism

Groups of more than 25 people can no longer enter the city centre as well as the islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello

Oliver's Travels expands into Lapland as latest growth phases continues

The properties are aimed at customers seeking ‘adventure, cultural immersion or simply a retreat into nature’s embrace’, Oliver’s Travels said

The trip agents will want to sell while Japan is booming

Specialist’s new bullet train-inspired itinerary will take your clients off the beaten track, while not sacrificing time in the classic favourites.

Virgin Atlantic resumes Manchester-Las Vegas flights after pandemic pause

The reintroduced flights operate on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays on the Airbus A350-1000