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Occupancy levels show modest recovery at IHG
{$excerpt:n} InterContinental Hotels Group saw RevPAR fall by 53 per cent in the three months to the end of September
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CAA extends ATOL credit note scheme until end of the year
{$excerpt:n} In July, the ATOL scheme announced, following confirmation from the department for transport, that refund credit notes issued for
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Accor sees revenue slump in third quarter as travel stalls
{$excerpt:n} Accor has seen group revenue fall to €329 million in the third quarter of 2020, down by 69 per
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Low-cost carries cut capacity as second Covid-19 wave bites
{$excerpt:n} Low-cost carriers in Europe are reacting to a second wave of Covid-19 across the continent and the associated travel
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American Airlines reports huge loss for third quarter
{$excerpt:n} American Airlines has reported third-quarter revenue of $3.2 billion, down 73 per cent year-over-year on a 59 per cent
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Virgin Atlantic to return to two more Caribbean destinations
{$excerpt:n} Virgin Atlantic will relaunch flights to Antigua and Grenada on Monday. The services will join the four weekly flights
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EY reveals sharp increase in travel company profit warnings
{$excerpt:n} The travel and leisure sector has issued more profit warnings than any other FTSE sector in 2020, according to
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Swan Hellenic orders third Vega class ship as return nears
{$excerpt:n} Swan Hellenic and Helsinki Shipyard have entered into a contractual agreement for a third Vega Class expedition cruise vessel.
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Marella Cruises extends booking flexibility offer
{$excerpt:n} Marella Cruises and TUI River Cruises have announced they will offer additional flexibility to customers. The TUI-owned pair will
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Air Astana to cut flights on government orders
{$excerpt:n} Air Astana will cut a number of flights in the coming weeks on the orders of the ministry of