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Airlines
If Woldbye can translate even a sliver of his success from Copenhagen to Heathrow, London flyers will breathe a big sigh of relief.
Reuters | 10 months ago
The design is the first of its kind and is one of many innovative ideas by Qantas as it implements Project Sunrise.
Jess Wade, Skift | 10 months ago
Emirates, Etihad Airways, and Qatar Airways are three of the most notable brands when it comes to airline sponsorships, but Turkish Airlines is carving out its own place among them.
Justin Dawes | 10 months ago
Tourism
Like other European destinations, the UK is benefiting from Americans hungry to travel internationally.
Dawit Habtemariam | 11 months ago
News Blog
Budget hotel chain operator Oyo has announced its intention to expand its UK presence with plans to increase its number of hotels to over 200 by the end of this year. As part of this expansion, Oyo will be adding more than 50 properties to its portfolio in the country by 2023, including in Leeds,…
Peden Doma Bhutia | 12 months ago
As the social media influencer industry evolves and matures, destination marketing organizations are, in turn, taking them seriously as agents in their efforts to grow visitation.
Dawit Habtemariam | 12 months ago
Daily Lodging Report
A news report from Bloomberg citing STR data notes London is slated to overtake Las Vegas as the city with the largest hotel supply outside of China.
12 months ago
The London Marathon, set to attract 50,000 runners on Sunday, took several steps to lower its carbon footprint, including charging foreign entrants who had to travel to the city a $32 fee (26 pounds) as part of their entry applications. A 2013 photo of Britain's Prince Harry (left) and Richard Branson (right), the CEO of…
Dennis Schaal | 1 year ago
Hotels
French artist Elizabeth Stenne has been producing artworks for famous hotels for more than 30 years — and she still thrives taking on diverse commissions with tight deadlines.
Matthew Parsons | 1 year ago
One more negative blowback from Brexit, but one perk that went away after 2020 is being considered again: sales-tax free shopping to woo back all those wealthy tourists.
James Davey and Sarah Young, Reuters | 1 year ago