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

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

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

EU-China Tourism Year has helped to boost interest in the eastern countries of the European Union.

The magic date of March 29 next year can change everything in the competitive airline landscape in Europe.

The operator says that “many customers” were put off booking holidays this summer, deciding instead to stay at home.

E. coli or a powerful insecticide may have been to blame, but a full investigation into the deaths of a Cook agent and her husband may take months.

E-coli and staphylococcus are found at the Hurghada hotel where a couple died, but there is no definitive cause of death.

A couple died of respiratory failure, but Peter Fankhauser says there is no evidence of carbon monoxide poisoning.

The tour operator Thomas Cook has decided to pull all 301 of its guests from a hotel after two deaths.

Thomas Cook plans to open up to 15 of the millennial-focused retreats by next summer.

A leased A380 will fly Norwegians to and from Palma de Mallorca and Danes to and from Cyprus.

A leak in the tour operator's Nordic brand Ving exposed the data of an unspecified number of customers.

Thomas Cook and Bangkok-based Asian Trails will take business from, for example, AED which handles Scandinavians.

A revision of the UK’s travel advice says that all but the outer fringes of the country are now safe.

Cook's Club will, the operator says, combine style and substance and be aimed at a new generation of tourists.

Leisure airline to fill abandoned service next year