Articles tagged “europe”

Every fuel spike breaks eventually, and airlines would much rather it broke the 2015 way, on new supply, than the 2008 way, on a dead economy.

Saudi Arabia’s luxury hotel boom is mostly built. Hilton’s bet on what comes next is mid-market brands and franchises — and it has Turkey as proof the playbook works.

Europe’s support to the industry through its Emissions Trading Scheme swelled to four times 2024’s figure as the race to meet mandated blending targets gets underway.

Coastal hotels rely on clear water and white beaches to fill rooms, but Palladium’s conservation work protecting them is still funded by its foundation rather than operating budget.

Google is scaling back certain search features in Europe as DMA enforcement escalates.

The training wheels are off – Brussels now finds out whether Europe’s airports can actually stay upright.

Brussels is looking to advance legislation that would clarify local authorities’ power to crack down on short-term rentals amid Europe's housing crisis.

Planners have never had more new hotels to choose from, with the South leading the way in U.S. openings and future projects.

Strip out the four-star furniture, add bunk beds, charge £40 a night. Now convince your guests they’re staying somewhere premium. That’s Generator’s pitch.

Roughly 40% of the Lufthansa Group looks in fine shape, which is another way of saying most of it doesn't, and the mainline airline is where the repair work has barely started.