Airshoppen Travel Retail, part of Thomas Cook Group, has signed a three-year contract with Novair, which belongs to rival Apollo.

TUI fly Belgium is offering a charter service from Paris to the top of the world during the month of June.

The Swedish charter airline is having to adapt to changes in the outbound business that are affecting the tour operator Apollo.

The tour operator is basing its forecasts for the year on two scenarios, depending on when the 737 MAX returns to service.

Thanks to improving connectivity and infrastructure, Cambodia is no longer just an add-on for Thailand and Vietnam.

Tourists are increasingly turning their backs on popular hotspots in south-east Asia for less crowded ones.

Northern Europe’s biggest holiday rental company is closing its UK office and agents will have to connect with Copenhagen.

International visitors are providing a surge of hope for the Indonesian island as it recovers from devastating earthquakes.

A sprawling new beach-side TUI Magic Life Club is set to open in the increasingly popular West African island state.

The group of luxury properties is offering exclusive experiences with Abercrombie & Kent at seven destinations.

After the tour operator posts a €83.6 million quarterly loss, its chief executive promises a new cost-saving plan will not slash jobs.

“Outdated” safety regulations in hotels and resorts need to be modernised, a minister says following deaths from fire or drowning.

A combination of factors are dampening demand at the tour operator as consumers “sit on their hands”.

The tour operator is warning that summer 2019 margins are being affected by similar problems it encountered in 2018.

The hot weather last year is persuading Norwegians to journey to the ‘near abroad’ instead of the Mediterranean.

Malaysia Airports Holdings and Tourism Malaysia have agreed on greater incentives to lure long-haul flights.

Excursions with augmented reality specs allow tourists to individually explore cities and places of interest.

Thomas Cook’s new boutique beach resort brand is part of the expansion plans of its venture with the Chinese investment firm Fosun.

EU-funded cross-border cooperation and marketing is about to take off with the aim of attracting Chinese and other visitors.

TUI says its new planes are becoming ambassadors for holiday regions, with a far northern resort town among them.