Articles tagged “dublin”

Airlines

No Hot Food in Economy on JetBlue’s New Dublin Routes: Here’s Why

The prospect of an eight hour transatlantic flight without a hot meal may not receive a warm reception from everyone.

No Hot Food in Economy on JetBlue’s New Dublin Routes: Here’s Why

Online Travel

Tripadvisor’s Possible Sale

Today's podcast looks at who is behind the Tripadvisor sale, how safe India is for solo female travelers, and how AI could kill the Top 10 list.

Tripadvisor’s Possible Sale

Airlines

7 Most Extreme Flight Diversions as Storm Isha Hits U.K. and Ireland

The ferocity of the storm meant planes had to travel much further than usual to find a safe diversion airport to land, with some domestic flights being rerouted internationally.

7 Most Extreme Flight Diversions as Storm Isha Hits U.K. and Ireland

Hotels

Paul Singer’s Elliott Management Bets on Hotels as Part of $372 Million Deal

An investment vehicle backed by Elliott Management has invested in hotels, following similar moves by other big-money firms. Fun fact: The $370 million deal coincides with the acquisition of U2's The Clarence Hotel.

Paul Singer’s Elliott Management Bets on Hotels as Part of $372 Million Deal

News Blog

IDEAS: Dublin Airport Introduces Advice Guide for Senior Travelers

Dublin Airport has released a new advice guide to support senior travelers when preparing to visit the airport during the busy summer months.  Dublin Airport operator DAA, in partnership with Age Action, has created the free guide with the aim of alleviating travel anxieties for older passengers as they navigate through the airport. The guide…

Airlines

Ryanair Targets Dominance in Less-Developed Central and Eastern Europe Market

The Dublin-based low-cost airline’s mega deal for up to 300 Boeing 737-10s is just in time to support a push into newer markets.

Ryanair Targets Dominance in Less-Developed Central and Eastern Europe Market

Coronavirus

Normalcy Won’t Come Until 2022: CEO of Ireland’s Largest Hotel Group

It may take until 2022 for bookings to return to pre-coronavirus levels at Ireland's Dalata Hotel Group, but the company also has a sale-leaseback safety net if the travel industry faces an even worse coronavirus downturn.

Normalcy Won’t Come Until 2022: CEO of Ireland’s Largest Hotel Group
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Airlines

American Airlines Launches Nine New Seasonal Routes to Europe

American Airlines is once again expanding its seasonal service to traditionally less-trafficked destinations in Europe where tourism growth is reaching new highs.

American Airlines Launches Nine New Seasonal Routes to Europe

Hotels

No DNA Required: Hotel Genealogy Butler Helps Visitors Discover Irish Roots

Hotel companies love to brag about providing local experiences for their guests, but few actually live up to their billing. One of Ireland's top hotels created a job to literally help visitors find their place in the destination's history: a genealogy butler.

No DNA Required: Hotel Genealogy Butler Helps Visitors Discover Irish Roots

Airlines

Dublin Airport Teams Up with Theatre Festival to Add Drama to Arrivals

The theatre sponsorship provides creative content for Dublin Airport to share and allows it to engage flyers and the local community without endlessly pushing its own attractions and features.

Dublin Airport Teams Up with Theatre Festival to Add Drama to Arrivals