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LA becomes first city to open tourist office in China

David - Dec 14, 2026

Officials of the Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau say they have become the first American city to open an…

Cruises getting even bigger in Alaska

David - Dec 14, 2026

Cruises continue to grow in all directions in Alaska. Some highlights for next summer: ---The lineup of Alaska-bound cruise lines…

Sexy stuff: Procreation Vacations

David - Dec 14, 2026

One of the latest market niches that growing numbers of destinations are looking to fill: "Procreation Vacations." “Resorts are offering…

ABTA fails to delay APD hike

Phil Davies - Dec 13, 2026

ABTA has failed in an attempt to delay the February 1 date for the doubling of Air Passenger Duty. The…

Thomas Cook UK boss to head German parent company

Phil Davies - Dec 13, 2026

Thomas Cook UK & Ireland boss Manny Fontenla-Novoa has been made chairman of the management board and group CEO of…

Qantas rejects £4.35bn takeover bid

Phil Davies - Dec 13, 2026

Qantas has rejected an A$11 billion (£4.35 billion) takeover bid from a consortium led by a US private equity firm and…

Sabre bought for $5 billion

Phil Davies - Dec 13, 2026

Lastminute.com and Travelocity parent Sabre Holdings has confirmed its purchase by private equity groups Silver Lake Partners and Texas Pacific Group…

OFT proposes to refer BAA to Competition Commission

Phil Davies - Dec 13, 2026

EasyJet has welcomed an Office of Fair Trading proposal to refer airports operator BAA to the Competition Commission. An OFT market study…

How green is the travel industry? FTO joins the debate

Phil Davies - Dec 13, 2026

Federation of Tour Operators director general Andy Cooper is to participate in TravelMole's green tourism debate. He joins Responsibletravel.com managing director Justin…