Travel industry news

Tui heralds the return of Johan Lundgren

Thorne Travel hopes to shed ‘homeworking’ tag with new venture

Agent persuades Tui to launch Newquay packages – with Prestwick also benefiting

Aito hopes to tempt new members with financial protection services

Abta: 'There are positive signs the government stands ready to support the long-term future of our industry'

Payday time! The new booking trend more frequent than peaks (and just as lucrative!)

Dormant Teletext Holidays brand revived after four years by new owners

Inspiring figures sought for special Travel Industry Awards accolades

TTG seeks agent applications for new LGBT+ travel training programme

Julie Berry succeeds Steve Williams as managing director of Fred Olsen Travel

InteleTravel, Celestyal, G Adventures: all the latest travel trade people moves

Three airports told to improve disabled access but overall UK picture improving – CAA

Aviation sector warns removal of baggage fees could see air fares rise

Ocean Holidays refinances Covid debt following Hays Travel investment

SunExpress launches East Midlands and expands at Gatwick, Manchester and in Ireland

EU inches closer to autumn launch target for new biometric border rules

Lanzarote vows to be pickier about tourists in new ethical stance

Flights to the Middle East resume after Qatar missile crisis briefly pauses travel

‘I don’t have an AK47 or muscles... I have red lipstick and gold earrings’

Inghams sends sales team out on the road in support of June agency blitz

Restaurateurs turned homeworking travel agents make jump onto the high street

US strikes on Iran prompt Foreign Office alerts for UAE, Jordan, Qatar and others

‘I booked a couple to Brazil – now they live there!’: 5 times agents changed their clients’ lives for ever

Air India temporarily suspends two UK routes following Ahmedabad crash