The European Union’s Entry Exit System is causing substantial delays at airports across the continent, with passenger processing times increasing by four to five times compared to previous border control
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UK travel operators are preparing for a substantial uplift in holiday bookings during January, with the Civil Aviation Authority forecasting package holiday reservations to increase by 5 per cent compared
Jet2, the UK’s largest package holiday operator and third biggest airline by passenger numbers, has announced anticipated profits will be at the lower end of analysts’ forecasts, as the trend
Europe’s largest travel operator, Tui, has delivered stronger-than-anticipated profits and revenues despite facing a turbulent operating environment across the continent. The Frankfurt-listed giant, whose portfolio stretches across five European airlines,
Virgin Australia is set to return to the Australian Stock Exchange five years after collapsing into administration. The airline, founded by Sir Richard Branson, plans to relist with a valuation
Antler, one of Britain’s historic luggage brands, has reported significant sales growth, reaching global sales of £45 million for the year ending in February. This marks a notable increase of
Spanish authorities have levied substantial fines against several budget airlines, with Ryanair bearing the brunt of a €108 million penalty for what officials deemed ‘abusive’ charging practices. The Dublin-based carrier
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
