Sir Tim Martin, the head of Wetherspoons, has come out in defence of pre-flight drinking, stating that the pub chain removed two-for-one alcohol deals and “shooters” from their airport menus
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As the world emerges from the shadows of the pandemic, business travel is making a strong comeback, but with a notable shift in priorities. Companies are now prioritising cost-effectiveness and
The new boss of Starbucks, Brian Niccol, is set to commute almost 1,000 miles from his home in Newport Beach, California, to the coffee chain’s headquarters in Seattle on a
Western airlines are significantly reducing flights to China due to several factors, including low demand, high costs related to flying around Russian airspace, and growing competition from Chinese carriers. Recently,
According to a report by the government’s watchdog on spending, the axing HS2’s 2nd leg will likely mean higher train fares along the west coast mainline between London and Manchester
France’s flag carrier, Air France, is preparing for a €180m loss (£153m), as tourists avoid Paris during the Olympics. Air France reported on Monday that despite the alleged allure of
Universal, the movie group, has announced that a Hollywood-themed park they plan to build in Bedfordshire will be open every day of the year. This will boost UK economic growth
Chief Operating Officer of Merlin Entertainments said that the period of “revenge” spending after Covid has ended and businesses now have to find new ways to attract clients. The phrase
FirstGroup the British transport operator applied for two additional “open access” services, outside of the main train operating contract. The government is trying to reduce fares and increase competition in
Virgin Group, Sir Richard Branson’s company, is returning to Britain’s railways. The Virgin Group will launch services on the mainline west coast route — the route the billionaire had been
Eurostar is planning to purchase up to 50 new trains, and it’s considering adding more international routes to London in order to capitalize on the “huge demand” of rail travel
Baltic Ministers warn that GPS jamming, attributed to Russia, could cause an air disaster. The interference with navigational signals forced two Finnish planes to turn back mid-flight after the interference.
Heathrow said that forcing airline transit passengers into a scheme where visitors to the UK are required to pay a £10 is “competitive” disadvantage for the hub airports of the
According to CBRE, Spain is now the preferred destination for hotel investors this year. This follows a number of large hospitality deals that have been made in the south European
Shareholders of Tui voted by a large majority to leave the London Stock Exchange and opt for a single listing on the German Stock Exchange. The travel company Tui Group’s
After the decision of the chancellor to review the tax-free shopping for tourist, some of London’s largest sellers of luxury items were in high demand. The potential reversal of so-called
