If selling up is your only option, hold out until the economy recovers, says Andrew Burnham

Words can be tricky, especially in a legal context. During last week's Travel Republic court case at Stratford Magistrates Court much time was spent in discussion of what was “separate” or “linked” in a holiday purchase - ...

The industry-backed sustainability initiative is a great idea, but commitment will come at a price, says Ian Taylor

The conviction of three men for plotting to use liquid explosives to blow up aircraft departing London confirmed the necessity of airport security measures in place since August 2006.

Speculation that British Airways is keen on buying BMI from Lufthansa is almost certainly misplaced. For one thing, a merger of the two biggest slot holders at Heathrow would have no chance of regulatory approval.

Holidayhome rentals is one sector that continues to defy the recession, with both supply and demand growing. The rise of the staycation, the credit crunch and the current state of the property market are all contributing fac...

Discount codes are everywhere, but how can a travel retailer utilise this marketing tool to maximise revenues? Here we outline seven essential tips for travel retailers to get the most out of this popular marketing tool. ...

The downgrading of the official terror threat from ‘severe’ to ‘substantial’ may make no difference to airport security ahead of the biggest holiday getaway so far this summer, but it was about the only good news in the past...

Will the saga that is consumer financial protection ever reach a conclusion? Possibly, up to a point, but not soon and not to the satisfaction of many.

There is a quiet revolution taking place in the technology world. Driving this revolution is something called Cloud Computing. Cloud Computing involves organisations hosting data on the web and offers significant cost and...