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The Top Towns and Enclaves in Cornwall You Can Visit on Your Weekend Break
Cornwall has been up there when it comes to the best destinations for weekend breaks or longer holidays in the UK, and the area is dotted with quaint, idyllic villages with the sea backdrop that most everyone is familiar with – and has grown to love. But Cornwall is...
What is intentional tort law?
Offenses are divided into unintentional and premeditated, and the penalties for their commission differ. As for the first type, a person damages property or human health, which can cause even serious injury unintentionally. In such a case, the involvement and guilt of...
5 Tips for a Seamless Move
It’s finally happened! You’re getting ready to move! Whether it’s down the road or across the country, relocating can be a stressful, involved process. It takes planning and a whole lot of help from family and friends. But the more preparation you do, the more...
Why Serviced Apartments Are Now Seen as One of The Best Types of Travel Accommodation
Royalty-free image The hospitality industry has certainly seen better days. Global pandemics and social distancing measures are no good for businesses that accommodate people. While many sectors cling to life in an uncertain economy, there’s one market that hasn’t...
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Expedia B2B Is Mostly Hotels, But It Wants a One-Stop Shop
Expedia Group is expanding its B2B travel platform beyond hotels to include flights, experiences, ground transport, and trip protection, aiming to become a comprehensive one-stop shop for travel partners.
Airbnb Is Growing Faster Than Rivals as AI Speeds Up Product Releases
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky credits artificial intelligence with accelerating product development and positioning the company as an AI leader, with bookings growth outpacing major competitors.
Boeing 737 Max operators told to check fuselages for cracks
US aviation regulator orders inspections of Boeing 737 Max fuselage components for potential cracks affecting approximately 471 aircraft, with checks beginning next month.
Cruise ship with hantavirus outbreak heads to Canary Islands after 3 are evacuated
Three hantavirus patients were evacuated from a cruise ship off Cape Verde on Wednesday, with the vessel then heading to Spain’s Canary Islands carrying nearly 150 isolated passengers.
Air India and IndiGo Just Hired CEOs for Two Very Different Global Goals
Air India and IndiGo appointed new CEOs with contrasting mandates: Air India’s leader focuses on executing a massive fleet expansion, while IndiGo’s aims to manage global growth responsibly.
Extreme Drought Is Upending River Cruises
Severe drought across Europe has caused record-low water levels on major rivers, disrupting river cruise operations and stranding vessels as operators struggle with cancellations and itinerary changes.
Ixigo’s Next Shift: It’s Exploring a Move Into Corporate Travel
Ixigo is exploring expansion into corporate travel to offset rising airfares impacting its leisure traveler base, noting existing demand from business users on its consumer apps.
Tripadvisor’s Growth Is Way Behind Rivals. Next Question: What Gets Sold?
Tripadvisor’s growth significantly lagged competitors in the second quarter, with experiences revenue rising just 3% year-over-year compared to GetYourGuide’s 34% growth.
Delta Sells Dirt-Cheap Award Flights to Riyadh Ahead of October Launch
Delta Air Lines is offering discounted award flights to Riyadh ahead of its October service launch, with redemptions starting at 15,000 miles for basic economy seats.
Booking Holdings Has Begun Merging Agoda, Booking.com, and Priceline’s B2B Units: Scoop
Booking Holdings has begun consolidating its three brands’ separate B2B businesses into a single platform called Booking Partner Services, with migration already underway.
France confines more than 1,700 on British cruise ship in Bordeaux after gastroenteritis outbreak
French authorities confined over 1,700 passengers and crew on a British cruise ship in Bordeaux after a gastroenteritis outbreak, with up to 50 showing symptoms of acute digestive infection.
Burnham urged to lobby EU leaders directly to waive EES border controls
About 2.2 million British holidaymakers are expected to travel abroad during peak summer break weekend, facing potential delays from the EU’s new entry-exit system border controls.