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“Outdated” safety regulations in hotels and resorts need to be modernised, a minister says following deaths from fire or drowning.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

There could be consequences for SAS, as Norwegian prepares to launch a number of new routes to the south.

Thomas Cook Group Airlines adds two more carriers to a list of around 50 airline partners around the world.

Key factors shaping adventure travel over the coming year will be making it slower, quieter, smarter and greener.

Tour operators in the UK have been frantically calling customers after they were forced to cancel Lapland experiences.

As Thomas Cook (Ving, Globetrotter, Spies, Tjäreborg) confirms its losses, analysts says something must be changed in the tour operating business.

The charter and leisure carrier’s operating license has been suspended, but another airline is quickly available for tour operators.

The tour operator is continuing to suffer the after-effects of this summer’s heatwave across Europe.

The tour operator is expanding with 15 new hotels around the Mediterranean, with the TUI Family Life, Sensimar and Sensatori brands.

“The buoyancy in the industry is gone,” says one tourism chief, due to political turbulence in a destination increasingly popular with Europeans.

Travel specialist G Adventures still sees potential in Iceland as Game of Thrones returns, while also naming Uzbekistan, Senegal, Patagonia and others.