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Increases were spotted just after the Thomas Cook collapse. A month on and other companies have moved in to fill the gap. That means prices will stabilise or even go down.

No, there will be no Indian summer. Tesco has decreed it to be so.

Oxford concludes its outlook for Tunisian tourism by suggesting that there is ample potential for growth.

Such a phenomenon has it become that we have listed over a thousand events that are coming up in the next few days

Will birdwatching, looking at rock art and watching the sun come up over the monolith be enough to keep 400,000 people coming each year?

All-in-all it doesn’t give passengers a great deal of confidence in Boeing or the 737 Max.

And you thought that Blackpool just had lights stretching along the front and that was it!

The Egyptian tourism minister, Rania A Al Mashat tweeted “Welcome back to Sharm el Sheikh. Our Friends…You’ve been missed.”

The Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI) and members of the Barbados Hotel & Tourism Association (BHTA), have partnered to launch ‘Barbados Cares’

More to the point, will UK and other European airlines copy Delta’s move?

The future for ever-expanding airports might be altering but it all comes down to us, the passenger. Would we be happy flying for about 20 hours non-stop?

How useful was the flight for us passengers to know whether we would sign up for flights of that length of time?

Saying that 95% do recognise that London is the capital is to put a positive spin on what surely every child should know?

The aim of the campaign is to highlight the diversity that is available in the Caribbean nations.

That seemed to be what the former chairman of Thomas Cook, Frank Meysman, told the Select Committee on Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy this morning.

Is this Mallorca’s new travel promotion scheme to remnd us that the island is more than just about beaches, sunshine and watersports?

Is a combination of high street and online is the way forward and that both are needed?

So far I have contacted fourteen different insurance companies and only one was below £150 with one being over £300!

If governments feel that urgency is required in cutting emissions, PSO’s need looking at again.

The absence of any flights from UK regions will reduce the opportunities for people to explore the delights of Slovenia

It emerged this morning that John and Irene Hays, the founders and owners of the independent travel agency chain, Hays Travel, has bought all 555 Thomas Cook shops from the receivers.

In the wake of the demise of Thomas Cook, Gambia is now on the lookout for visitors to holiday in the country this coming autumn and winter.

Keep your eyes out for bargains. I am sure there will be some launched over the next month or so.

Today almost the last of the Thomas Cook holidaymakers that were left in their resorts after the company’s collapse arrived home

It has been estimated that about a hundred thousand Britons would have travelled by Thomas Cook to Morocco which is about one-in-seven of all British visitors to the country.

If parliamentarians take such little notice of customer service (other than in individual speeches) to support a committee is it any wonder that industry at large takes just lip-service about it?

The “package” holiday is here to stay. At least for a little bit longer and people who say it is on the way out haven’t realised that it has just evolved.

Book a seat on Japan Air Lines ad when you get to the seat selection page, an icon pops up to tell you where babies will be