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Ian Taylor

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Executive Editor at Travel Weekly (UK)

Journalist: executive editor Travel Weekly Group; reporting for Travel Weekly, TWbusiness:am, Travel Weekly Insight. Views mine

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  • Gloria Guevera tipped to win UN vote

    1 week ago | travelweekly.co.uk | Ian Taylor

    The election of the secretary-general of UN Tourism – or the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) as it was until a year ago – may set few pulses racing. The UK is not a member, having quit in 2010 along with the US.

  • Levy to finance SAF revenue certainty will be passed on to carriers

    2 weeks ago | travelweekly.co.uk | Ian Taylor

    A levy on aviation fuel suppliers will fund the UK sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) revenue certainty mechanism for fuel producers and be passed on to airlines and passengers. The government confirmed the basis for funding the mechanism last week, rejecting calls for revenue from Air Passenger Duty (APD) or from the UK emissions trading scheme (ETS) to be used. The decision, following a four-week consultation in March, was not unexpected.

  • Ryanair chief says holidays arm will return ‘when we’re no longer growing’

    2 weeks ago | travelweekly.co.uk | Ian Taylor

    Ryanair Group chief executive Michael O’Leary described the overseas holiday market as “a niche we’ll only really be interested in when we’re no longer growing aggressively” on Monday. Reporting a €1.6-billion profit for the 12 months to March, O’Leary hailed the success of Ryanair sales agreements with a host of online travel agencies (OTAs) since early 2024, including Loveholidays and On the Beach as well as Tui.

  • Expedia first-quarter growth held back by ‘US slowdown’

    3 weeks ago | travelweekly.co.uk | Ian Taylor

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  • Abta confirms ‘Reasons to be Cheerful’ theme for Travel Convention

    3 weeks ago | travelweekly.co.uk | Ian Taylor

    Abta has confirmed an upbeat, forward-looking theme for its Travel Convention in October, with business sessions focussed on ‘The Road Ahead – Reasons to be Cheerful’. The Convention will aim to make the case for optimism despite heightened uncertainty and disruption around the world, identifying this as key to motivating teams and attracting new talent to the industry.

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Ian Taylor
Ian Taylor @TayloronTravel
12 Jan 23

Wendy Wu has just done a longer set than Lulu. She made me want to shout #TWGlobes2023

Ian Taylor
Ian Taylor @TayloronTravel
12 Dec 22

My God. Twitter is shite. Bye bye

Ian Taylor
Ian Taylor @TayloronTravel
30 Nov 22

This airports discussion is taking place in a bubble: a) Leading industry players see no business case for 'seamless travel'; b) How does doubling traffic by 2040 fit with 'net zero'? You can't separate the issues #wttc2022