UK Aviation Regulator on Alert in Case Thomas Cook Rescue Plan Collapses
Michael Msika, Bloomberg
Time is ticking and Thomas Cook needs to secure its new financing sooner rather than later.
3 days ago
Michael Msika, Bloomberg
Time is ticking and Thomas Cook needs to secure its new financing sooner rather than later.
3 days ago
Chan Tien Hin, Bloomberg
It sounds like talks are at a very early stage, and given Malaysia Airlines troubled history, we shouldn't necessarily expect a firm bid.
3 days ago
David Flynn, Executive Traveller
If you've got time to kill in one of these airports, there are certainly worse ways to while away the hours.
2 weeks ago
Raini Hamdi, Skift
All roads lead to Uluru, even after October 26 when a ban to climb "The Rock" is put into effect. Customers are changing, a reason why it should all be rock-steady for the red desert in Australia's Northern Territory long after the ban is enforced.
3 weeks ago
Sean O'Neill, Skift
New data from China's travel tech giant TravelSky shows that the country's pace of air travel growth slowed in the first half of the year. But the country remained the fastest-growing region in the world in terms of aviation and traveling.
3 weeks ago
Sybilla Gross, Bloomberg
It's no surprise that Hong Kong plummeted to 20th place, from 9th, glven the pro-democracy protests that are striking a deep blow to its image.
3 weeks ago
Martin Kelly, Skift
To be sure, there is a sudden surge of people, mostly domestic visitors, who want to climb Ayers Rock before October 26 when a ban is enforced. But there's more to the boom in the famous park in Australia's Northern Territory than just the rock.
3 weeks ago
Raini Hamdi, Skift
AirAsia’s head honcho can’t wait to transform the airline — he's in the driver’s seat for AirAsia.com and pulling in the best of his troop on the journey. Second-quarter results, just out, show a rather promising platform.
3 weeks ago
Raini Hamdi, Skift
After Indonesia, Grab’s next biggest battleground is Vietnam. No surprise there, it's a rapidly growing economy with all the ingredients for a ridehailing explosion. Naturally Grab is not alone — rivals are aplenty.
3 weeks ago
Maria Stella F. Arnaldo, Skift
A handful of families in the Philippines controls 70 percent of the country's tourism industry, owning key travel infrastructure such as airlines, hotels, resorts, shopping malls, and tourist attractions. Is that tight control a formula for future success?
4 weeks ago
Kyunghee Park, Bloomberg
Given the level of disruption, this kind of announcement isn't a surprise. The airline will be hoping that any impact is relatively short-lived and won't hinder its turnaround plans.
4 weeks ago
Kyunghee Park, Bloomberg
Looks like Rupert Hogg is paying the price for Cathay's response to the unrest in Hong Kong. Will changing the CEO help or might things get worse?
1 month ago