Chris Bryant, Bloomberg
Here's hoping the Channel Tunnel will remain open, despite the Brexit vote and despite its recent financial struggles.
1 year ago
Barry Hatton and Diego Torres, Associated Press
From tourist to expat and then to the unknown status — the Brexit is just complicating everything now.
Alex Morales, Bloomberg
If you take the phrase 'detailed and evolving' in context with the story, below, you'll understand why challenged political leaders make the worst decisions when it comes to deciding tourism rules.
Craig Stirling, Bloomberg
Countries like Britain (and Germany and the U.S.) that were first movers in aviation need new comprehensive roadmaps that better position them for the next generation of flying. Right now they're just running from one crisis to the next.
2 years ago
Thomas Penny, Bloomberg
We'd like to see a destination come up with the post-Chinese shopper tourism plan.
Greg Oates, Skift
With NBCSports' investment in broadcast rights for the Premier League, and Fox Sports' rights investment for the German Bundesliga, the growth of football fandom in the U.S. will only grow and create additional opportunities for tourism.
VisitBritain is gung-ho on developing and curating travel content to promote lesser known destinations in England, Scotland and Wales, while at the same time expanding the travel conversation among visitors with each other.
Alexandra E. Petri, Skift
Visit Florida's sponsorships are trying a new platform, a London soccer club, and that's a testament to the importance of British tourism to the Sunshine State.
Sarah Morris, Reuters
Perhaps the English were sick of seeing the Chinese get so much attention for misbehaving abroad.
Rafat Ali, Skift
From overarching trends to the ever-increasing impact of mobile and online technology — and offering a deep look at what’s happening in every critical travel vertical — this is the state of the travel industry in Europe in 2015.
Danica Kirka, Associated Press
Nothing like some Hollywood glitz to turn a wartime office space for scientists into something people will queue for.
3 years ago
Chris Jasper, Bloomberg
The speed with which the line was up and running again is remarkable.
