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Articles tagged “ireland”

Airlines

Ryanair’s Annual Loss Highlights Europe’s Ongoing Uncertainty

"Fragile" isn't a word you'd associate with the normally boisterous Michael O'Leary, but these are still uncertain times and this is how the boss of Ryanair perceives Europe this summer.

Conor Humphries and Padraic Halpin, Reuters | 2 years ago

Ryanair’s Annual Loss Highlights Europe’s Ongoing Uncertainty

Coronavirus

Ireland to Drop Covid Test Requirement for Vaccinated Visitors

More governments will likely follow the lead of Ireland - especially as they realize increased testing of prospective foreign visitors won't stop Omicron's spread.

Padraic Halpin, Reuters | 2 years ago

Ireland to Drop Covid Test Requirement for Vaccinated Visitors

Business Travel

Ireland Invests $10 Million to Draw Remote Workers Away From Its Cities

A vast, sprawling network of connected hubs are slowly but surely being built across Ireland’s rural regions. All it needs now are remote workers.

Matthew Parsons, Skift | 3 years ago

Ireland Invests $10 Million to Draw Remote Workers Away From Its Cities

Coronavirus

Aer Lingus Says Lifting Travel Restrictions in Ireland Won’t Give It a Bounce

The airline's new CEO has a point by saying the easing of travel curbs on July 19 is "too little too late." Many of her European counterparts would agree.

Padraic Halpin, Reuters | 3 years ago

Aer Lingus Says Lifting Travel Restrictions in Ireland Won’t Give It a Bounce

Business Travel

Oil and Gas Giant BP as a Case Study on the Future of the Workplace

Peek inside the minds of BP executives, and learn how they are thinking about office versus remote work. It sure feels like a new beginning.

Matthew Parsons, Skift | 3 years ago

Oil and Gas Giant BP as a Case Study on the Future of the Workplace

Coronavirus

Ireland Considers Quarantine Crackdown on Foreign Travelers Amid Growing Scrutiny

Travelers from the U.S. and other countries with rising coronavirus case counts are likely to face a harsh reality (and quarantine) at international border control stations until their respective home nations enact policies to control the pandemic.

Padraic Halpin, Reuters | 4 years ago

Ireland Considers Quarantine Crackdown on Foreign Travelers Amid Growing Scrutiny

Tourism

Ireland Delays Loosening Travel Restrictions Until July 20

Ireland has one of the lowest Covid-19 infections rates in Europe, and its cautious approach appears to be working.

Conor Humphries, Reuters | 4 years ago

Ireland Delays Loosening Travel Restrictions Until July 20

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.

Padraic Halpin, Reuters | 4 years ago

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

Airlines

Ryanair Marketing Boss Kenny Jacobs Is Leaving the Airline

Kenny Jacobs is a well-known member of Ryanair's senior management team and has frequently represented the airline at industry events. Given his prominent role at the company, his departure is something of a shock.

Conor Humphries, Reuters | 4 years ago

Ryanair Marketing Boss Kenny Jacobs Is Leaving the Airline

Tourism

Ireland’s Tourism Success Is Under Threat by Brexit: A Skift Deep Dive

Whatever happens over the next few weeks, months, and years, Brexit has brought back some unpleasant memories and risks damaging the very united tourism that the north and the south in Ireland have worked so hard to build.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 5 years ago

Ireland’s Tourism Success Is Under Threat by Brexit: A Skift Deep Dive