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The latest tourism news and analysis from the Financial News newsroom.
Pat Ouedraogo is standing next to his Nissan SUV at a Shell station in Boston, where the price board shows $4.99 per gallon. He is determining how many gallons he can justify. Not a full tank. Several gallons.…
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The rhythm of airports is unique. With coffee cups in one hand and boarding passes in the other, the departures hall at Chicago O'Hare feels half asleep in the early…
Young engineers holding laptops and coffee on the sidewalks outside a glass-walled tech incubator in downtown Toronto on a soggy Tuesday morning. Many of them may have stood in Austin…
India, with its rich biodiversity and enchanting landscapes, continues to surprise even the most seasoned travellers. One of its latest gems is the newly launched Leopard Safari at Maila Bagh,…
The surge in American tourists to Europe and Asia this summer has positively influenced Hyatt Hotels' quarterly profits.Hyatt's adjusted earnings rose nearly 9%, hitting $275 million in the last quarter.The…
Doug Emslie, former chief of Tarsus Group, has acquired a minority stake in Jacobs Media, signalling a new phase for the company.Emslie joins the board as deputy chairman, working with…
Cruise tourism has achieved a remarkable milestone by generating a record $4.27 billion for the Caribbean and Latin America over the past year, showcasing the region's rising appeal.The financial boost…
Accor's summer revenues see a substantial rise due to the Paris Olympics, propelling the company's growth.The French hotel group experienced a 12% revenue increase in the summer quarter, totalling €1.4…
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