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Articles tagged “eu”

Tourism

Europe Reopens for Summer Travel, One Step at a Time

Europe is eager to reopen, but we hope their desire to get back to normal summer travel will be tempered with enough caution that the region won't be thrown into lockdown yet again.

Michael Gore and Estelle Shirbon, Reuters | 3 years ago

Europe Reopens for Summer Travel, One Step at a Time

Tourism

EU Expands Proposal to Welcome All Vaccinated Travelers to Europe

The EU wants to expand its lists of travelers from seven permitted countries to all travelers, which, if approved, would be a boon for the tourism industry looking to make up for significant lost ground in the summer of 2021.

Gabriela Baczynska, Reuters | 3 years ago

EU Expands Proposal to Welcome All Vaccinated Travelers to Europe

Business Travel

Greece Offers Lessons in Redeploying Bloggers to Promote Offbeat Tourism

Greece says it's all set to welcome tourists in May, as the EU has just unveiled a new Covid-19 pass for travelers. But will the fragmented bloc be able to agree on rights attached to the certificate in time to save the summer?

Reem Abdellatif, Skift | 3 years ago

Greece Offers Lessons in Redeploying Bloggers to Promote Offbeat Tourism

Tourism

Europe’s Covid Travel Certificates Won’t Require Vaccinations

There are inequalities around vaccine distribution. But that doesn't mean countries should say "oh well" and take actions which will increase public health risks, which is precisely what happens when masses of unvaccinated people travel across international borders.

Gabriela Baczynska, Reuters | 3 years ago

Europe’s Covid Travel Certificates Won’t Require Vaccinations

Online Travel

Booking Holdings CEO’s Complicated Messaging in Light of EU Scrutiny

For any regulators listening, Booking.com is a powerful force in the European hotel industry. So is Google. There's no way around it, despite the spin from the CEO.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 3 years ago

Booking Holdings CEO’s Complicated Messaging in Light of EU Scrutiny

Tourism

EU Considers Covid Certificates to Ease Summer Travel

The EU still doesn't have it's act together and summer will become either another super spreader event or we'll see the continent in lockdown if they don't get their act together.

Reuters | 3 years ago

EU Considers Covid Certificates to Ease Summer Travel

Tourism

EU Looks to Vaccine Certificates to Save Summer Vacations

European countries are behind on vaccinations, and their citizens are more reluctant than many to get their jab. Will the prospect of a summer vacation be the spark that drives adoption?

Philip Blenkinsop and Sabine Siebold, Reuters | 3 years ago

EU Looks to Vaccine Certificates to Save Summer Vacations

Coronavirus

Europe’s Complicated Path Out of the Pandemic: New Skift Research

We often talk about Europe as a single travel destination, but it exists of 44 sovereign countries with an immensely heterogeneous tourism offering. As a result, the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic are also heterogeneous.

Wouter Geerts, Skift Research | 3 years ago

Europe’s Complicated Path Out of the Pandemic: New Skift Research

Airlines

How the Pandemic Changed European Travel: New Skift Research

The coronavirus has hit Europe hard, but the region will continue to receive accolades as the largest destination and largest source market for many years to come. Let's brush up on our understanding of European travelers, and see how COVID-19 has impacted their travel patterns.

Wouter Geerts, Skift Research | 3 years ago

How the Pandemic Changed European Travel: New Skift Research

Online Travel

European Union Antitrust Boss Cites Booking and Google in Regulatory Remarks

Booking.com has prided itself on being a household name in its European home base, but will have a tough time avoiding a European Commission designation of gatekeeper. Such stature could bring increased restrictions.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 3 years ago

European Union Antitrust Boss Cites Booking and Google in Regulatory Remarks