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Lufthansa Airlines adopts cost-cutting programme

Jul 12, 2024 | fvw.de | Martin Jürs |Holger Jacobs

At the presentation of the new Allegris cabin in April, Jens Ritter, CEO Lufthansa Airlines, was still smiling. Now the mood is more tense. People's desire to travel remains high, and air travel is also in demand. Nevertheless, Lufthansa Airlines is now putting the brakes on spending. Business is not developing as expected. The CEO is now announcing tougher cost-cutting measures.
Luxury travel is a rare commodity

Dec 2, 2023 | fvw.de | Martin Jürs

most read Latest bankruptcy Change at the top and expansion fvw|TravelTalk Knowledge Day Visa exemption Canada Showcase in Hamburg (Videos) Qatar is "extremely" popular with German tour operator Airtours as high-end beach and sun destination. Why should quality holidays be booked early, and which luxury destinations are in demand? This was explained by experts at fvw|TravelTalk's Luxury Knowledge Day on the Counter Place platform.
Pressure remains on Israeli tour operators

Nov 28, 2023 | fvw.de | Martin Jürs

most read Visa-free entry to China One-year test Knowledge Day Luxury Holidays Sustainable Aviation Fuels Canada Showcase in Hamburg (Videos) Despite a ceasefire and a hostage exchange between Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas, the armed conflict is not over - with consequences for tourism. The crisis in the Middle East continues, and there is still no sign of a final truce.
Sun Express buys big from Boeing

Nov 13, 2023 | fvw.de | Martin Jürs

most read New campaign Dividend in prospect Online analysis On expansion course War in Israel In a good mood: Boeing manager Stan Deal and Sun Express CEO Max Kownatzki after signing the contract. Sun Express is all set for growth: at the Dubai Airshow, the joint venture between Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa placed a major order with Boeing for nearly 100 aircraft. Sun Express ordered 90 jets from Boeing at the Dubai Airshow. The deal is for all B-737 family aircraft.
Canary Islands count on silver tourists

Nov 13, 2023 | fvw.de | Martin Jürs

most read Online analysis Travel trade fair in London Marriott study Comeback of early bookers Every fortnight | Kick-off with Alabama 4 rainy days versus 41 rainy days: The Canary Islands are now promoting their better winter weather than Germany to 'silver tourists'. With a new marketing campaign, the Canary Islands are hoping to attract even more older holidaymakers than before. The potential of so-called silver tourists in Europe is huge in view of an ageing society.
"We take care of our tourists"

May 9, 2023 | fvw.de | Martin Jürs

160,000 German travellers have visited Jerusalem last year, according to Ohad Roth (45), director of incoming business at the Jerusalem Development Authority. Prior to the Corona crisis, Israel recorded strong growth in the German market, now tourism in the Holy Land is picking up again. This also benefits Jerusalem.
Strikes and crises slow recovery of air traffic

Apr 26, 2023 | fvw.de | Martin Jürs

German airports are getting busier, but the recovery of air traffic is slower in Germany than in most other European countries. Air traffic in Germany continued to recover in the first quarter of 2023 compared to the same quarter of the previous year. However, according to evaluations by the German airport association ADV, the industry is still far from the pre-crisis level.
Alltours activates the winter program

Apr 25, 2023 | fvw.de | Martin Jürs

No surprise: The Canary Islands are among Alltours' most popular winter destinations. Summer is not far off, but Alltours is already thinking beyond that. The German tour operator has now released large parts of the winter program 2023/24 for booking. In five weeks, the Alltours catalogues for winter 2023/24 will be published. Already, the Düsseldorf-based tour operator has released a large part of the program in the booking systems and can be booked in the travel agency or online.
More and more tour operators focus on Saudi Arabia

Apr 24, 2023 | fvw.de | Martin Jürs

German operators are increasingly integrating Saudia Arabia into their programs. Saudi Arabia is making a powerful push into the tourism market as increasingly more German tour operators are lifting the still young travel destination into their programs. Saudi Arabia's stand at the ITB in Hall 3.2 was impossible to miss. Covering 1500 square meters, it attracted a lot of attention.