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Articles tagged “brexit”

How the UK vote to leave the European Union is affecting the travel industry in the UK, Europe, and beyond.

Tourism

London Signs Tourism Agreement With Paris While the UK Prepares for Brexit

The timing of this announcement – in the same week that the UK formally starts the Brexit process – shows that the Mayor of London is keen to show the city is still very much willing to work with Europe.

London Signs Tourism Agreement With Paris While the UK Prepares for Brexit

Tourism

New Series Launch: How the European Union Invented Modern Travel and Tourism

Nobody would argue that the European Union is a perfect institution but not only has it helped foster a degree of unity between former enemies but it has also ushered in an era of unparalleled freedom for its citizens. Brexit has put all that under threat.

New Series Launch: How the European Union Invented Modern Travel and Tourism

Tourism

What the UK Prime Minister’s Latest Brexit Speech Means for the Travel Industry

The Prime Minister’s speech was her most significant yet on the subject of Brexit. It gave a clear indication of how the UK would look to leave the European Union, allowing us to analyze how this might affect the travel and tourism industry.

What the UK Prime Minister’s Latest Brexit Speech Means for the Travel Industry

Tourism

Travel Megatrends 2017: A Year of Reckoning for Europe

Despite being the world’s largest tourism market, there’s a sense that things are changing for Europe. While other regions are catching up, Europe is going through a period of upheaval. The specter of terrorism, the destabilizing Brexit vote, and upcoming elections all mean that 2017 is going to be a pivotal year.

Travel Megatrends 2017: A Year of Reckoning for Europe

Cruises

All Leisure Group’s Failure Hints at Brexit Upheaval to Come

While Brexit shouldn't take all the blame for the demise of All Leisure Group, it seems to have played a part. So far the UK economy has confounded economists' expectations but this state of affairs is unlikely to last forever.

All Leisure Group’s Failure Hints at Brexit Upheaval to Come

Online Travel

Disrupting Brexit Is the UK Tech Industry’s Biggest Challenge

While an attempt by tech leaders in the UK to try to maintain the country’s position as a hub is laudable, the direction the current government is heading in means that many of its key suggestions are likely to be ignored.

Disrupting Brexit Is the UK Tech Industry’s Biggest Challenge

Tour Operators

Thomas Cook Is Still Paying a High Price For Its Past Sins

While Thomas Cook has yet to fully step out of the shadow of its near-collapse in 2011, the current management team has at least managed to steady the ship. But 2016 has presented its own challenges with terrorism in Turkey doing particular damage.

Thomas Cook Is Still Paying a High Price For Its Past Sins

Tourism

The UK’s Brexit Strategy Should Terrify the Travel Industry (But It Doesn’t)

The travel industry needs to wake up. Five months have passed since the Brexit vote and the UK government has still to spell out its plans. The British travel industry has been a huge beneficiary of many of the initiatives brought in by the EU and stands to lose out if it does not play a part in mapping out the future.

The UK’s Brexit Strategy Should Terrify the Travel Industry (But It Doesn’t)

Business Travel

What Will 2017 Hold for Business Travelers? — Skift Corporate Travel Innovation Report

As we move closer to 2017, signs are mounting of a mixed year for business travel. Travel providers, however, are expected to keep prices relatively flat to help drive demand and make travel more affordable for companies.

What Will 2017 Hold for Business Travelers? — Skift Corporate Travel Innovation Report

Business Travel

Brexit Hasn’t Ruined European Business Travel Yet

The initial surprise over the Brexit vote has waned, but lingering uncertainty over the long-term effects remain. That could still impact business travel in the coming years.

Brexit Hasn’t Ruined European Business Travel Yet