CHINA GROWING GREEN GIANT OF TOURISM
Valere - Jun 01, 2026
Massive figures hold the key to China green tourism growth China now has two billion domestic tourists of…
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Carbon Market News: This Week
Valere - Jun 01, 2026
Airline lawsuit progresses: Rome to be Green Capital: Green groups defend aircraft carbon tax: carbon tax for emerging…
U.S. LIFTS SRI LANKA TRAVEL WARNING
Valere - Jun 01, 2026
Department of State has cancelled the Travel Warning for Sri Lanka due to improvements in safety and security conditions throughout…
SUSTAINABLE TOURISM GLOBAL EVENT THIS WEEK
Valere - Jun 01, 2026
LAST CHANCE FOR FREE OFFER - Internet Mega-event to include contributions from friends of sustainable tourism from all…
Hotel fees continue to bob to the surface
David - Jun 01, 2026
If there’s one thing the hotel industry has learned from the airlines, it’s the obvious fact that hotel fees are…
Major US hotel chains mapping battle plans for Europe
David - Jun 01, 2026
Major hotel chains that already dominate the US market are looking at a new battleground for future expansion: Europe. …
Kuoni issues “travel thesaurusâ€
Phil Davies - May 28, 2026
Kuoni has revamped its Worldwide brochure for 2011 as a “travel thesaurus”. The programme leads in at…
Government ash response “woefully lackingâ€
Phil Davies - May 28, 2026
The Government’s response to the volcanic ash crisis has been condemned as “woefully lacking” by corporate travel…
Travellers are shopping again
Phil Davies - May 28, 2026
Revenue from bookings made through global distribution systems jumped by more than a third in April over…
Final nominations sought for British Travel Awards
Phil Davies - May 28, 2026
More than 35,000 nominations have been received for companies to be put forward to the next stage of…
Farewell to Phil
Phil Davies - May 28, 2026
Today marks the last day Phil Davies has with TravelMole and we would all like to wish him well…
Hotel ratings improve while airlines mired in slump
David - May 27, 2026
Hotels: improved. Car rentals: customers happier. Airlines: forget it. “Satisfaction with airlines declined by three points, representing the steepest…
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