United Kingdom Thomas Cook: UK to fly 135,300 people back after after firm's collapse British travel firm Thomas Cook collapsed on Monday, stranding 600,000 holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in UK's history. 23/09/2019
world news British travel firm Thomas Cook collapses, stranding hundreds of thousands The closing of one of Britain's oldest companies has sparked the largest peacetime repatriation effort in the nation's history. 23/09/2019
United Kingdom Thomas Cook: How a tee-total cabinet-maker built a travel empire One of Britain's oldest firms faces its biggest challenge yet. 22/09/2019
View As a travel agent, I support Heathrow climate protesters – just not their methods ǀ View The travel industry, as one of the heaviest carbon emitters in the world, needs to change. Colleagues of mine in the sector know this, too, and whilst it may look like tokenism from the outside, encouraging responsible travel is at the core of many travel companies that are household names today. 17/09/2019
Ideas 364K sustainable homes on Airbnb up for grabs, does it come at a cost? The rental housing platform popular amongst holiday makers is breaking into the world of sustainability, but guests say customer service is sub-par. 17/09/2019
Destinations Exploring historic Normandy in château style Visitors flock to Normandy each year to see for themselves the D-Day landing beaches and Bayeux tapestry. We mixed history with the high life. 09/09/2019
Ideas Prince Harry admits he can 'do better' after summer of private jets The prince was unveiling a a sustainable travel initiative in Amsterdam when he made the comments. 03/09/2019
USA US border computer outage causes airport chaos Thousands of travellers faced delays after a Customs and Border Protection systems failure prevented immigration officials from processing passengers. 16/08/2019
Ireland Norwegian Air suspends flights between Ireland and North America Passengers flying from September 15, 2019 will be forced to find new flights, as the airline cancels six routes operated from Dublin, Cork and Shannon to the United States and Canada. 15/08/2019
world news 'Flight shame' website spells out emissions toll on global climate 'Flight shame' website spells out emissions toll on global climate 08/08/2019
Transport Finnair brings low carbon biofuel to long haul flights It is funded by an initiative allowing passengers to donate towards biofuel - which can cost five times more than regular jet fuel. 07/08/2019
United Kingdom British involvement in Interrail travel scheme back on track Britain’s train companies will remain part of the Interrail and Eurail travel schemes, the Rail Delivery Group has said 07/08/2019
United Kingdom British Airways flights 'returning to normal' after cancellations British Airways IT problems cause flight cancellations and delays 07/08/2019
View Uncomfortable travel can be the most rewarding travel - and even the most enjoyable ǀ View In our increasingly homogenized world, there is a special thrill to finding oneself outside the parameters of traditional voyages. 04/08/2019
target Dubai sets its sights on becoming the happiest place on earth In Dubai, happiness is a national policy goal and the city has set at 95 percent happiness target by 2021 in the hope that it will have a positive effect on the economy. We take a look at the business of happiness as well as how it’s measured using AI technology. 30/07/2019
Discover Sanya [Infographic] Sanya in six days: our selection for a perfect trip [Infographic] Sanya in six days: our recommendations for a perfect trip to China's southernmost city. 29/07/2019
Spain How can Barcelona strike a balance between tourism and residents? Around 20 million tourists visit Barcelona each year, in stark contrast to the city’s population of just 1.6 million. The increase in tourist numbers has also led to a decline in the resident population. 23/07/2019
Art and Design 5 of Europe's most beautiful gardens We take a look at 5 of the oldest and most beautiful gardens you can visit around Europe. 21/07/2019
Destinations We stayed at the first 5-star hotel in Saint-Tropez We checked in at Byblos Palace hotel on the Cote d'Azur to indulge in slow living, French style. 11/07/2019
world news How to prevent jet lag (so you're not too tired for your trip) Some small adjustments leading up to your trip, on the flight and once you arrive will help prevent the fatigue and irritability that comes with jet lag. 05/07/2019
Fashion #GoodReads | Digital fashion, sustainable fabrics and eco travelling Leafy green reads from around the web this week, this time focusing on sustainable fashion and travel. 21/06/2019
Destinations Venice has come up with a new way to raise funds for landmark repairs The city has partnered with Visa to promote card payments in exchange for funds. 21/06/2019
Ideas 6 items to pack in your suitcase for a sustainable beach holiday We consider the items you can take on your relaxing beach holiday to reduce your environmental impact. 20/06/2019
Switzerland Extreme turbulence captured on video by passenger Ten people were injured in the incident aboard the ALK Airlines flight including a flight attendant who was thrown into the ceiling. 19/06/2019
Destinations A Sardinian gem: Europe’s Leading Green Resort 2019 We reveal firsthand, why Delphina hotels have been named Europe's leading eco resort 14/06/2019
Destinations Why is the Portuguese region of Alentejo an undiscovered paradise? We explore the area's idyllic hotels, historic sites and mind-expanding arts and crafts institutions. 13/06/2019
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