Articles by Date : September 01 2004 - September 30 2004

TUI UK sheds 800 jobs
  A TOTAL of 800 jobs are to go at TUI UK as part of a major restructure of the business. The jobs will go.... more
(29 September 2004 17:24)

Oh Carolina
North Carolina is going after UK visitors with a new marketing campaign more
(09 September 2004 17:15)

Agents appalled by BA's staff freebie
AGENTS have reacted angrily to British Airways’ decision to reward ground staff on duty last week with a pair of free tickets. more
(03 September 2004 12:09)

ABTA U-turn: Newman Street WILL pay out for Citybedz
ABTA is to backtrack on its refusal to pay out on accommodation-only claims following the collapse of former president John Harding's company.... more
(02 September 2004 15:34)

Greece: Hellenic haven
Look beyond Faliraki and visitors will find Rhodes’ charming and peaceful side more
(30 September 2004 15:07)

Golden Sun goes down
ABTA was close to kicking operator out of association more
(30 September 2004 14:04)

Advantage to review suppliers
‘We can no longer carry members who don’t deliver’ more
(30 September 2004 14:04)

Capacity slashed by P&O
P&O FERRIES has drastically cut capacity to counter growing losses from the sector. It plans to axe up to 1,200 jobs and six ships to.... more
(30 September 2004 14:05)

Travelscene debts at £3.5m
THE outstanding liabilities of failed operator Travelscene have amounted to £3.5 million, it has emerged. The figure was originally.... more
(30 September 2004 14:05)

Nobody's smiling
800 jobs go in TUI UK shake-up more
(30 September 2004 14:00)

Airport buys EUjet
Start-up carrier taken over by Kent International more
(30 September 2004 14:00)

BA defies trade to top brand survey
BRITISH Airways is the best-loved airline in the UK according to a new survey, despite the airline’s poor reputation among the trade. .... more
(30 September 2004 14:00)

Manchester boom
Airport set for expansion with a raft of new services more
(30 September 2004 14:00)

‘Commission hike can’t go on’
CONSORTIA bosses should closely analyse what members sell and target specific operators, First Choice managing director Dermot Blastland has.... more
(30 September 2004 14:00)

Canada: Taking it to the extreme
Red Mountain, known for its tough terrain, could be the next big thing for hardened UK skiers more
(30 September 2004 14:00)

Las Vegas: It’s now or never
Whether your clients are stags, hens or the bride and groom, Vegas is sure to have something to suit more
(30 September 2004 14:00)

CAA pulls Golden Sun’s bond
THE Civil Aviation Authority has pulled the bond of Golden Sun Holidays. more
(23 September 2004 17:55)

Concorde terror risk
Service was axed over ‘twin towers’ fears more
(23 September 2004 15:20)

Golden Sun probed
ABTA investigating complaints by hoteliers more
(23 September 2004 15:08)

Worldchoice de-racks First Choice
Consortium puts operator’s product on ‘stop sale’ more
(23 September 2004 15:13)