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The summer of 2020 was virtually non-existent for Europeans, but there is warming sentiment that summer 2021 will not be a repeat of last year
Approaching 700 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines have now been administered across the world with around 150 million people now fully vaccinated against the highly
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On the lighter side of life – the door to international travel is creaking open, but will we be better travellers that embrace the culture of the destinations we visit?
This past week, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed a governmental roadmap on the easing of lockdown restrictions across England, one of the countries hardest
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Travel websites lost the most traffic in the UK in 2020, but 2021 already looks brighter and easyJet and Wizz Air offer positive prognosis
The coronavirus pandemic has changed our habits significantly, but how much of a lasting impression it will have is unclear. The travel and tourism industry
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Your ride hail could come in any colour, but with FREE NOW it will soon only be ‘green’
It may not be among the best known ride hailing apps globally, but mobility as a service provider FREE NOW has strong sustainability goals that
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What we lost in 2020 – new reports highlight the economic significance of European city tourism and meetings industry
While 2020 may be forgettable, the important role of city tourism and the meetings industry shouldn’t be lost in a year of unprecedented challenges. The
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Anxiety remains a major hurdle for the return of international travel, but there are numerous obstacles that differ from country to country
After a year of constant uncertainty, particularly around holidays and quarantine-free travel corridors, anxiety continues to threaten the revival of travel and tourism. It is
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Going solo – travellers are increasingly going alone as COVID restrictions sees rise in independent travel on either side of the Atlantic
This year has impacted everyone’s travel plans dramatically, but it has seemingly also changed the way we travel. Whether it is a business trip, a
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Paris CDG jumps ahead of London Heathrow in the European traffic rankings; worryingly, many smaller regional airports are facing potential insolvency before the year end
In early Feb-2020 with the COVID-19 pandemic in its infancy CTC – Corporate Travel Community proclaimed that based on the continuation of recent annual growth
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The confused travel picture – coronavirus pandemic is keeping most travellers close to home
Travellers’ preferences continue to evolve with destinations going into and out of favour all the time. Never has this been more so than during these
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Ridesharing is again under the spotlight in London – after Uber wins its appeal to operate in the UK capital, its rival Ola is now deemed not fit and proper
When regulator Transport for London (TfL) made its Nov-2019 decision not grant Uber London Limited a new private hire operator’s licence to serve the UK