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Expo 2020 organisers to discuss possible delay
{$excerpt:n} A spokesman for the Bureau International des Expositions – which awards hosting rights to the Expo – said the
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UNWTO: Covid-19 could push tourism back to 2013 levels
{$excerpt:n} Taking into account past market trends, the UNWTO calculates that between five- and seven-years’ worth of international tourism growth
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Singapore Airlines secures rescue funding to overcome Covid-19 downturn
{$excerpt:n} Singapore Airlines will offer all shareholders S$5.3 billion in new equity and up to a further S$9.7 billion through
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TUI secures €1.8 billion loan from German government
{$excerpt:n} TUI AG has received the approval of the German government for a bridging loan of €1.8 billion from the
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Gatwick to cut operations to single terminal during April
{$excerpt:n} Gatwick will consolidate operations into the south terminal from April 1st. The decision comes in response to the severe
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American chief executive Parker welcomes CARES act
{$excerpt:n} In a video shared with team members, American Airlines chief executive Doug Parker discusses how the Coronavirus Aid, Relief,
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IATA reiterates call for government support for aviation as horizon darkens
{$excerpt:n} The International Air Transport Association has reiterated its call for urgent action from European governments to provide financial relief
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Summer holiday bookings down by a third in the Americas
{$excerpt:n} International summer season bookings for air travel to all American destinations are currently 26.8 per cent behind where they
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Global Tourism Resilience Centre to lead coronavirus fight in Caribbean
{$excerpt:n} Jamaica minister of tourism, Edmund Bartlett, has argued the Global Tourism Resilience & Crisis Management Centre will be charged
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Europcar offers support to keyworkers with new programme
{$excerpt:n} Europcar Mobility Group has launched the ‘Together’ programme to support the movement of workers in emergency service sectors in