David Shepardson, Reuters
The war between tech companies and the White House hit another new level this week. The travel industry in the United States should be applauding the efforts on this one by Twitter and Reddit, especially when its business has been cratered by the pandemic.
1 hour ago
Lisa Richwine, Reuters
Visitor numbers to Disney's flagship park in Florida will be one of the most closely eyed statistics of the next year. It's symbolic of the travel sector's fortunes because a visit to the Magic Kingdom typically requires a flight, significant spending, and a comfort with crowds.
17 hours ago
Sarah Young, Reuters
Wizz Air expects passenger volume to recover next year, so it's expanding. Meanwhile, larger rival EasyJet says air travel won't rebound until 2023, so it's cutting deeper. Who's right?
18 hours ago
Christian Lowe and Benoit Van Overstraeten, Reuters
The move to reopen France's most famous museum will come in time for Bastille Day celebrations of national freedom. Très bien.
19 hours ago
Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen and Terje Solsvik, Reuters
Sweden's high rate of coronavirus deaths left it out of a Nordic travel bubble emerging between Denmark and Norway. The exclusion could be a cautionary tale in other joint tourism districts forming via national alliances around the world.
21 hours ago
Steve Scherer, Reuters
Fall foliage cruises through Canada are essentially a no-go this season due to the latest extension of a large cruise ship ban because of coronavirus.
22 hours ago
Tanishaa Nadkar, Reuters
Tsogo Sun, which owns luxury properties in seven African countries including Nigeria and the Seychelles, is a bellwether for the pandemic's impact on international travel across southern Africa.
1 day ago
Stella Qiu and Se Young Lee, Reuters
This news dovetails with Friday's Trip.com Group earnings call that said new international inbound reservations to China would probably be close to zero through the end of June because of travel restrictions.
1 day ago
Tracy Rucinski and David Shepardson, Reuters
These measures reinforce the earlier messages that smaller airlines will be the future, but execs must find a balance to make sure they'll have sufficient employees to be able to operate in the future.
1 day ago
Ingrid Melander and Belen Carreno, Reuters
Spain's Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya has declined to give a timetable on when popular cities like Barcelona or Madrid will reopen to foreign visitors. But with summer tourism upon us, the travel sector needs clarity pronto.
2 days ago
Laurence Frost and Sarah Young, Reuters
If anyone knows how to drive a bargain, these three low-cost carriers do. Expect airports across Europe to struggle to say no to their demands.
2 days ago
Sarah Young, Reuters
A significant number of airlines have not survived the coronavirus crisis. Even the ones that do will look quite different on the other side, as easyJet's latest moves show.
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