The UK leaving the European Union on March 29, with no deal still a possibility, may bring travel disruption.

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

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.

A large chain of independent travel agents is launching counter action against claimants who have already backed down.

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.

Only a tiny minority of associations are warning operators and agencies about animal cruelty at wildlife attractions.

Tourism Malaysia says the move is expected to reverse the recent trend of a lack of connections from Europe.

Following the restructuring already announced for its German and Polish businesses, now it will undergo the process at home in Lithuania.

The charter carrier operating under the brand in Poland seeks additional investment through restructuring.

The Herning-based tour operator says Primera Air’s collapse is causing it significant challenges.

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

More Norwegians than ever say they will either travel abroad or holiday in other parts of Norway this autumn.

The group says that all scheduled flights will continue to operate as it restructures its German business.

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.

Phones, keys, passports, underwear – all are on TUI’s list of things most forgotten when guests return home.