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World Travel Market 2015 interview – Elisabeth Hakim, Peru

Azerbaijan

World Travel Market 2015 interview – Mahir Gahramanov, Azerbaijan

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World Travel Market 2015 interview – M Nazri, Malaysia

Slovenia

World Travel Market 2015 interview – Tine Murn, Slovenia

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Iceland

World Travel Market 2015 interview – Inga Hlín Pálsdóttir, Iceland

Denmark

World Travel Market 2015 interview – Dennis Englund, Denmark

CapeVerde

World Travel Market 2015 interview – Nuno Martins, Cabo Verde

Bulgaria

World Travel Market 2015 interview – Nikolina Angelkova, Bulgaria

Belarus

World Travel Market 2015 interview – Mikhail Portnoy, Belarus

Kenya

World Travel Market 2015 interview – Phyllis Kandie, Kenya

Business Planet

Protecting intellectual property to boost business

Business Planet went to Barcelona, Spain, to see how SMEs can boost their competitiveness by better protecting their innovations.

Europe News

Protesting beekeepers stung by 'fake' Chinese honey

Beekeepers from Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia have protested against what they describe as poor quality Chinese honey imports. They want the

Economy

Allergan and Pfizer in talks that could unite makers of Botox and Viagra

The Irish-based group Allergan is in talks with Pfizer over a possible merger that would unite the US makers of Botox and Viagra – and create the

Economy

China to buy 130 Airbus planes

Chinese airlines are to buy 130 Airbus planes under a deal signed by China and Germany and worth over 15 billion euros. The agreement includes a firm

Italy

20 million people visited Milan Expo, a 'huge success'

Milan's World's Fair was visited by more than 20 million visitors

Economy

Air France-KLM defends cost cuts despite soaring profits

Air France-KLM has announced a larger-than-expected rise in third-quarter profits – while insisting that there’s still an “overwhelming need” to cut

Business Line

Business Line: Poland's election, Yahoo!'s touchdown, and meat's misfortune

Poland has made its choice and has made it very clear. The country’s conservative opposition party Law and Justice (PiS) seized back power when the

Economy

EU ends mobile roaming charges from 2017

The European Parliament has voted overwhelmingly to give the green light to plans to ban mobile phone operators from imposing roaming surcharges from mid-2017.

Economy

BP to tighten belt further as oil price slump hits profits

BP has announced a third round of spending cuts and more asset sales to offset an extended period of low oil prices, following a slump in

Economy

German business shrugs off VW scandal - IFO survey

The first real test of the mood among German industry and trade since the Volkswagen emissions scandal has found that managers were less fazed by it