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  • Power cuts, snow, ice and travel disruption across the UK as Storm Eunice takes over Britain

    February 17, 2022

    The Met Office has issued an amber warning for strong winds covering central Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland and northern England above Hull over the evening, with yellow wind warnings in place as far south as Birmingham. The UK faced strong winds and heavy rain last night, causing power cuts and travel disruption with Storm [...]

  • Business travel: What does 2022 hold for your work trips?

    February 14, 2022

    A combination of factors will determine how often we will be packing a suitcase this year. Firstly, heightened sensitivity around carbon footprints will drive businesses to be more responsible and look carefully at the number of flights employees are taking. When Zoom will suffice, that lunch in Brussels may not cut the mustard (although there [...]

  • Hong Kong hit hardest by global collapse of travel as tough restrictions see 95 per cent drop in visitors

    February 13, 2022

    The global pandemic has hit Hong Kong’s travel sector harder than any other country in the world, as the country’s tough travel restrictions have seen a 95 per cent drop in the number of visitors. The value generated by Hong Kong’s travel sector dropped 75 per cent between 2019 and 2020, analysis from Compare the [...]

  • The Long Weekend: Why ancient Porto is the ultimate Euro city break

    February 8, 2022

    THE WEEKEND: We booked a long weekend in Porto by chance, listing everywhere in Europe with mild weather and reasonable flight times for a London getaway. And thank goodness we did, because this city – a rabbit’s warren of vertiginous alleyways pulsing with street music and imbued with the aroma of centuries-old port – is [...]

  • CarTrawler CEO Cormac Barry on the travel sector’s long road to recovery

    January 23, 2022

    No more PCR tests before arriving in England and most travel restrictions out of the window. International arrivals will instead be asked to take a lateral flow test on arrival and only to self-isolate if it comes back positive. The UK government’s recent announcements were warmly welcomed by the UK’s aviation and tourism sectors, including [...]

  • Jet2 boss: Holiday demand back to pre-pandemic level as relaxed testing injects life into sector

    January 7, 2022

    Jet2 chief has said holiday demand is back to pre-pandemic levels, as the industry enjoys relaxed testing rules.

  • Desperate travel sector demands all international Covid testing requirements are scrapped immediately

    January 5, 2022

    All testing requirements for international travellers should be abolished immediately, the travel industry said this morning. Manchester Airports Group (MAG) and Airlines UK said research they commissioned into travel restrictions found domestic, not international, restrictions would be the only way to reduce the spread of Omicron. Pre-departure and day two PCR testing were reintroduced in [...]

  • Brits have to pay for entry to the EU from this year: Cash and pre-authorisation needed for post-Brexit trips to Europe

    January 5, 2022

    Brits will have to start paying €7 per person and pre-register their details in order to enter the European Union from this year. Reports had surfaced in various European media in recent weeks that access to all Schengen EU countries would come at a cost from 2022, and when approached by City A.M. this morning, [...]

  • Exclusive: Nearly 9m Brits face having to cancel or postpone US and European holidays

    December 30, 2021

    Nearly nine million holidaymakers face potentially having to cancel or rearrange trips to the US or mainland Europe that they booked before the introduction of new travel restrictions, according to new research shared exclusively with City A.M. this morning. Nearly one in five adults, around 8.9m Brits, has booked trips to mainland Europe or the [...]

  • South Africa demands compensation from UK for economic damage caused by Covid travel red list in response to Omicron variant

    December 27, 2021

    South Africa is calling for compensation from the UK for the economic damage the country suffered after it was placed on Britain’s Covid travel red list in November. South Africa’s Department of International Relations is demanding compensation after the movement of people was severely restricted, saying Africa’s largest economy took a serious beating because of [...]

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