Articles by Date : January 01 0420 - January 31 0420

Two charged over Antigua honeymoon shootings
Two women have been charged in connection with the murder of honeymoon couple Catherine and Ben Mullany in Antigua. more
(15 August 2008 10:00)

Ryanair axes 2,500 'scraped' tickets
Ryanair has cancelled between 400 and 500 bookings every day this week as part of its crack down on customers using screen scraping sites to buy.... more
(15 August 2008 10:00)

Island Cruises launches brochure for National Cruise Week
Island Cruises has produced one million copies of a new mini-brochure to coincide with National Cruise Week... more
(15 August 2008 10:00)

Flight Centre opens flagship shop
Flight Centre has opened a new flagship shore on London's High Street Kensington. The shop, next to a rival Trailfinders outlet, is the.... more
(15 August 2008 08:00)

Opinion: Turkey will keep tourists coming back
At a time when the travel industry is beset by problems, Turkey stands out like a beacon. By Nigel Harris, business development director, Artemis.... more
(14 August 2008 01:00)

Thomas Cook Group prepares for tough market
The Thomas Cook Group is continuing to batten down its hatches in the face of a depressed economy. more
(13 August 2008 09:30)

TUI cuts summer 2009 capacity due to fears over the economy
TUI Travel is reducing summer 2009 capacity by 15% in the wake of the worsening economy. more
(14 August 2008 10:00)

Opinion: Expect a shift in holiday booking patterns
Summer holidays will not go away - but mid-haul destinations, all-inclusives and 10-11 night durations are due for a boost. By Chris Photi more
(14 August 2008 01:00)

Opinion: Travel and Tourism Diploma has the right content and the right approach
Travel & Tourism DDP project lead John Humphreys explains how the People1st-backed qualification will work more
(14 August 2008 03:00)

BA signs global tie-up deal with American Airlines and Iberia
British Airways has signed a deal with American Airlines and Iberia to merge their transatlantic operations. more
(14 August 2008 14:00)

Ryanair could be charged with breaching European regulations
Ryanair could be charged with breaching European "denied boarding" regulations by turning away passengers at check-in who have bought flights through.... more
(14 August 2008 08:00)

TUI Travel remains positive despite drop in passenger numbers
A 20% drop in short haul passengers has been entirely responsible for Tui Travel seeing its overall number of passengers fall by 9%. more
(14 August 2008 10:29)

TUI Travel retail agents job shake-up
TUI Travel’s high-street agents are to become responsible for all bookings made by customers living in their shop catchment areas more
(14 August 2008 09:00)

Travelport admits easyJet bookings slow through GDS
Travelport GDS has admitted bookings for Easyjet have been slow since it began selling the low cost carrier in November last... more
(14 August 2008 10:00)

Foreign Office urges travel agents to educate holidaymakers
The Foreign Office has urged travel agents to help educate holidaymakers on how to behave appropriately and stay safe abroad. more
(14 August 2008 07:00)

Worldchoice and Elite clash over member recruitment
Consortia Worldchoice and Elite Travel Group have clashed following news Elite is seeking to recruit Worldchoice members. more
(14 August 2008 08:00)

Mystery Shopper: Travel agents in High Wycombe, Bucks
This week, Mystery Shopper tests agents in High Wycombe on a low-cost family holiday to the Channel Islands more
(14 August 2008 01:00)

Maureen: Lunch with a nice Danish; and an overbooking problem
Our travel agent columnist discovers Needahotel.com's Tommy Sass is secretly Danish - and overbooking season begins more
(14 August 2008 01:00)

Carbon-offset provider association faces criticism
The attempt by a new association to establish standards for carbon-offset providers has been criticised by a rival company. The International.... more
(13 August 2008 14:30)

Flights between UK and US fall
The number of flights between the UK and US has fallen since routes were deregulated in March, contradicting government and European Commission.... more
(13 August 2008 14:00)