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Tourism
As many people expected it would, the UK has balked on its highly controversial quarantine policy. The airline industry will be relieved.
William James, Reuters | 4 years ago
During the coronavirus pandemic, Britain has been something of an outlier in Europe — and not in a good way. As travel reopens on the continent, the travel industry is loudly questioning the logic of its quarantine and proposing a better way.
Rosie Spinks, Skift | 4 years ago
A travel industry lobby group fed up at the UK's quarantine policy is pushing the alternative of travel corridors. However, the latter comes with plenty of baggage of its own.
Reuters, Reuters | 4 years ago
Airlines
This might sound like Michael O'Leary in a more bullish mood than usual with his latest claim Ryanair will fill its daily flights to Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Greece from July — but this time he's probably right.
Kate Holton and Estelle Shirbon, Reuters | 4 years ago
The growing need for quarantine facilities across Asia offers a silver lining for hotels struggling with low occupancies. It goes to show that even in drastic times, opportunities exist.
Xinyi Liang-Pholsena, Skift | 4 years ago
