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Barnt Green Travel Lounge sets up homeworking division as in-house staffing costs rise
Agency to expand through additional homeworkers rather than new salaried staff
'My posts inspired an agent friend to book this cruise for a client'
A recent fam trip convinced Becky Walker, travel consultant with Club Voyages, that small ship sailing is the way forward
Royal Caribbean's Legend of the Seas to launch earlier and offer more sailings
Each of the additional cruises will depart from Civitavecchia, Italy, on 11, 18 and 25 July before the ship moves to Barcelona
Tui to open five hotels in future 'leading sun and beach destination' Oman
New hotels 'expected to welcome guests as early as winter 2028'
The innovative business idea that could secure your clients' loyalty for life
Why more and more savvy agents are hosting their own trips and tours – they share how to do it properly
Meet the athletes taking on the Sandals Foundation Island Challenge in Saint Lucia
Next month, 35 intrepid volunteers will undertake a five-part endurance challenge on the beautiful island of Saint Lucia to raise money for paediatric care on the island
Viva Cruises' UK country manager makes fam trip pledge as line unveils new Venice-based ship
Viva Cruises' new luxury brand – Viva Boutique – will launch its first ship in May 2026 with another vessel joining the fleet 12 months later
‘A wishy-washy piece of law’: why has the UK government’s push to ban sales of low-welfare animal attractions overseas stalled?
It's been two years since the UK government laid legislation seeking to improve the quality of overseas animal attractions sold by UK travel firms – so why hasn't it been implemented?
AmaWaterways orders eight new European river ships for delivery by 2030
The order, once delivered, will double the river line's fleet to more than 40 vessels compared with 2020
ITT Future You reveals theme for annual WTM London forum event
Student-led panel discussion to explore theme of reimagining travel in a changing world
Lincolnshire Co-op's Louth branch reopens after £160,000 makeover
The shop will be a blueprint for a wholesale revamp of Lincolnshire Co-op's travel branches
The sporty Sardinian resort that will win over clients of all ages
With refreshed accommodation, a new Michelin-star restaurant and myriad experiences from wellness to kids’ clubs and sports academies to beachside activities, agents should consider Forte Village a solid option for energetic multi-gen families
Aer Lingus reveals North Carolina as its newest destination next summer
Irish carrier will fly to Raleigh-Durham airport starting next April as part of its biggest-ever transatlantic schedule
Eight ways your clients can travel more responsibly

How can you help your clients not only choose their perfect holiday, but also ensure they lessen any negative impacts from their trip? This was the focus of the third TTG Sustainable Travel Heroes workshop of the year, led by easyJet holidays’ senior ESG (environmental, social and governance) manager Scott Lawson, who discussed key areas agents can focus on to help their customers make better holiday decisions. 

Bites over banquets – and three other trends shaping luxury travel in 2025
The global travel network noted a shift in culinary expectations as just one trend to emerge from its most recent annual conference. 
Tui inks three-year partnership to drive 'most neuro-friendly travel company' ambition
The three-year partnership will provide inclusivity training for all childcare teams and frontline staff
'My top tip to help agents sell to neurodivergent travellers like me'

Allie Mason read an article in Women’s Health magazine that changed her life, back in 2019. The article was a personal piece written by a journalist who had thought she suffered from depression and anxiety but was, in fact, autistic.

“I thought, I’m in the same camp,” says Allie. “I’m being treated for depression and anxiety – I missed a lot of my schooling and my degree because of this – and I’m just not getting any better.”  

Is there a case for reopening Doncaster Sheffield airport? And should agents get their hopes up?

If all goes to plan, passenger flights could be taking off from Doncaster Sheffield airport (DSA) again as early as 2027.

Proposals to reopen the airport, which closed in late 2022, mean an awful lot at stake - £160 million of public money, in fact, not including the £16 million already spent on the campaign.

The decision to commit £160 million rested with the leaders of local authorities in South Yorkshire, Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield.

‘He’s my why’: the agent running a marathon a week in honour of her late father
Claire will run 50 marathons this year to raise money for Dementia UK as well as industry charity Reuben’s Retreat
Why this new Caribbean showpiece needs to be on agents' radars
Expect fam trips and agent training as Wyndham Grand Barbados Sam Lord's Castle looks to expand its presence in the UK market
Riviera Travel to dedicate 140-passenger ship to solo travellers for an entire season
The escorted touring and river cruise specialist will operate 19 departures across its fleet that are specifically for solo travellers
Olive Lounge Travel creates methanol poisoning awareness leaflets in support of bereaved industry colleague
Olive Lounge Travel has created leaflets warning of the prevalence of tainted alcohol abroad, following the death of an industry colleague's daughter from methanol poisoning
Agents to be recognised with ‘more than financial rewards’ in new programme
The Set’s new loyalty programme celebrates advisors with luxurious gifts and VIP experiences.
Azamara becomes latest line to set up agent advisory board following David Duff exit
The specialist small-ship line confirmed its UK and EMEA managing director had vacated his role with chief international sales officer David Siewers taking on his responsibilities