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Airlines
Geir Karlsen leads an airline that defied the odds (and many critics) to bounce back from the edge of extinction.
Gordon Smith | 3 days ago
Tourism
Romanians and Bulgarians won't need passports for EU travel when flying or sailing, but they will still need them when using land borders.
Jan Strupczewski, Reuters | 4 months ago
Airline Weekly
European regulators are taking a tougher stance towards the latest wave of airline consolidation on the continent.
5 months ago
Although aviation executives have been bullish in recent weeks about the industry continuing to make significant progress in its recovery, Flyr's bankruptcy is a clear sign many airlines' financial challenges are far from over.
Rashaad Jorden | 1 year ago
Hotels
Billionaire Petter Stordalen's new hotel in Oslo, Sommerro, and his soon-to-open sister property, Villa Inkognito, are noteworthy. They take the experiential travel trend in new directions.
Leslie Barrie | 1 year ago
Norwegian airline Flyr's unsuccessful attempts to raise investment funds will see the budget carrier make operational cuts. This survival move is unlikely to see its summer season plans go the distance.
Terje Solsvik, Reuters | 1 year ago
Business Travel
The London-based consortium is in recruiting mode as rival travel agencies continue to buy up their own local experts.
Matthew Parsons | 1 year ago
As demand has increased, the Arctic has expanded its visitor infrastructure. It just needs to ensure that it has the personnel to preserve the experiential part of it.
Dawit Habtemariam | 1 year ago
A one-day strike has already hit the airline by up to $123 million, as the 2,550 flight cancellations affected 270,000 passengers. Unions have the upper hand, so we may see a breakthrough today.
Helena Soderpalm, Anna Ringstrom, Johan Ahlander and Simon Johnson, Reuters | 2 years ago
With Sweden and Norway not wanting to remain long-term stakeholders, the survival of Scandinavian Airlines now hinges on Denmark. However, with Copenhagen's stake set to go up to 30 percent, how much of a deterrent would that be for potential private investors?
Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen, Nikolaj Skydsgaard and Gwladys Fouche, Reuters | 2 years ago
