Debt-plagued travel firm Thomas Cook declared bankruptcy on Monday after failing to secure fresh funds, leaving more than 150,000 holidaymakers stranded.
Tunisia will pay a heavy price for the closure of UK travel giant as its tourism industry continues to recover from the twin terror attacks in 2015.
The strike will disrupt scores of summer travellers as the most Spaniards take their summer breaks in August.
Cuba used to depend on aid from its oil-rich ally Venezuela. But with Venezuela in turmoil, opening luxury hotels is "a new stage," but also "a necessity," Cuba's Tourism Minister says as his country scrambles for other revenue sources.
It appears that the 37-year old Swiss player has started to think about life beyond tennis, as he reveals plans to travel extensively and take a number of "road trips".
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The crackdown has triggered uncertainty among businesses that could intensify capital flight or derail reforms at a time when investments are needed badly by the kingdom.
Traditional business establishment alarmed as founder of one of the kingdom's biggest travel companies reportedly detained.
The board of Uber voted to hire Expedia's Khosrowshahi at a time when the company badly needs to rebuild its image and bounce back from accusations of sexual harassment and corporate espionage.
Changi airport is to introduce full self-service check-in and passport control at its newest terminal, set to go into operation this year.
Only those with biometric passports can take advantage of the visa-free travel for the time being, for stays of up to 90 days every six months that don't include work.
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