Terror Fears Are Dramatically Shifting European Tourism Habits
Richard Weiss, Bloomberg
If trends persist, expect Spain and Portugal to post record tourism numbers for 2016.
3 years ago
Richard Weiss, Bloomberg
If trends persist, expect Spain and Portugal to post record tourism numbers for 2016.
3 years ago
Manus Cranny and Benjamin , Bloomberg
European airlines and their counterparts almost everywhere are bracing for a next terrorist attack and worry about the potential that demand won't bounce back as it usually does. Meanwhile, Ryanair believes coordinating its flights with long-haul carriers such as Norwegian will become a material part of its business.
3 years ago
Associated Press
Air traffic controllers at the airport in Brussels may have legitimate grievances but the timing of their strike was shabbiness extraordinaire.
3 years ago
Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
More evidence that terrorism is directly impacting travel in Europe.
3 years ago
Dan Peltier, Skift
Europe's terrorism problem goes far deeper than the attacks we saw in Paris and Brussels. But many travelers are still committed to making their European trips as planned despite a seemingly gloomy forecast for summer travel that these charts show.
3 years ago
Bishr El Touni , Associated Press
It was more than a mere reopening of a shuttered airport but a signal that a traumatized country was trying to reemerge from the depths.
3 years ago
Associated Press
Airlines no doubt see an opportunity to turn cancelled Brussels plans into bookings to other European destinations.
3 years ago
John-Thor Dahlburg and Helene Franchineau, Associated Press
Brussels' problems have been exacerbated by the Belgian government's inability to carry out the basic duties of government.
3 years ago
Richard Weiss, Bloomberg
This is a passenger experience that will no doubt leave many unnerved.
3 years ago
Richard Weiss, Bloomberg
It's a huge undertaking to move flights and crews to other airports. Even trying to pull this off deserves respect.
3 years ago
Ewa Krukowska, Bloomberg
Belgian authorities most certainly want to get the airport operational as soon as possible, but they don' want to move so fast they lose insight into how the bombing happened.
3 years ago
Danica Kirka, Associated Press
While people will likely cancel trips, Europe will likely see a stronger year than they would have otherwise had, thanks to the strong dollar.
3 years ago