Dublin Airport security could be opened on 24-hour basis under emergency plan
Airport delays likely to get worse leading up to Easter, travel agents say
No time limits on certs for Covid booster vaccine under new EU travel rules
Government says anyone who has not received the digital Covid cert for their booster jab should apply for it online
Covid-19 testing regime ‘lesser of two evils’, travel agents say
New requirement for antigen or PCR test result could add €200 to cost of family holiday
Personal injury claims are ‘scourge of the travel industry’, group says
Some travel agents paying over €400,000 per year in insurance, ITAA says
Reopening of US for fully-vaccinated is ‘shot in the arm’ for travel industry
‘It’s great news for all sorts of reasons’, says Pat Dawson of Irish Travel Agents Association
Irish travel industry poised for take-off as pandemic restrictions ease
Consumer confidence is returning as vaccination figures rise, industry figures say
Closure of Cork Airport for runway works will ‘extend the pandemic’ – ITAA
Management defends decision to close just as tourism sector was starting to improve
EU PCR tests plan may deter family holidays abroad, travel agents say
Spain and Portugal favoured amid surge in bookings ahead of July resumption in travel
Increased flight, overseas accommodation demand may outstrip supply
Moves to allow international travel from July broadly welcomed within industry
EU digital travel passes may be in place by end of July – Varadkar
Certificate allows travel to those vaccinated, tested negative or recovered from virus
Government warned delay introducing digital pass would leave State trailing
Vetoing initiative or opting out are not options for State, travel agents’ body warns
Q&A: What’s happened to Joe Walsh Tours, and how do I get my money back?
One of Ireland’s best-known travel companies has gone out of business. Here’s where to go
Travel agents disappointed by temporary Cork runway closure
Business leaders however say closing facility when passenger numbers are low makes sense
Passport applications backlog will overwhelm system, travel agents warn
Industry body seeks re-opening of service to aid recovery
Tourism and travel have the same question: What’s the plan for reopening?
Government in danger of losing support from hoteliers, travel agents and airlines
More than 400,000 summer holiday bookings may be in jeopardy
‘Doom, doom and more doom’: Irish travel agents despondent over latest Covid-19 restrictions
Tour operator: ‘This year has been a complete wipe out’
CSO figures shows overseas travel was down almost 75 per cent in September
Airlines failing to help consumers deal with ‘mess created by Covid’
Pricewatch: Readers charged for flight changes and refused refunds despite rules
Airlines operated ‘ghost flights’ to avoid refunds, hearing told
Airlines still owe €25 million to Irish consumers in flight cancellations
Knock latest airport to weigh introducing pre-flight Covid-19 tests
Travel agents back moves as DAA in talks about testing facilities in Cork and Dublin airports
Publication of travel ‘green list’ delayed as tensions grow within coalition
Parties divided over publication of list of countries while advising public not to travel
Government criticised for mixed messages on overseas travel
Authorities unlikely to tell airlines to cancel flights or ban foreign travel
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Thousands of families risk losing money over lack of clarity on flights, travel agents say
Industry chief says those who booked holidays from July onwards face losses
Irish travel agents call for 'clear guidelines' as airlines launch summer schedules
Tourists must follow government advice on travel, not airline offers, says industry body
‘Big avalanche’ of people rebooking holidays for 2021, say travel agents
Travel agents are ‘the worst off’ industry due to Covid-19, says association head
Credit notes to customers who have to cancel their holidays will be Government backed
Customers will receive credit note to the value of their holiday if refund is not possible
Travel agents ask to be allowed give credit notes for cancelled holidays
The Irish Travel Agents Association said airlines are not refunding flights to members
Restarting Ireland: When and how will we ‘get back to normal’?
Optimists say July. Others September. We will return – gradually – to a much changed world
Passengers and agents allege Aer Lingus is breaking law on refunds
Airline denies claims while flying near-empty planes to US despite restrictions on arrivals
Football fan survey: Irish champions of attending Premier League matches
Research shows 121,000 Irish supporters visited UK out of 800,000 overseas fans
Coronavirus: Irish holding back on holiday plans
Travel agents seeing slowdown in bookings as new case of Covid-19 surfaces in Tenerife
The Irish Times view on Norwegian Air pulling transatlantic flights: A blow for customers
Norwegian's problems might explain why Ryanair has never gone transatlantic
Will Norwegian’s Irish exit lead to higher transatlantic airfares?
With demand at unprecedented levels, prices could rise for those flying to North America
Temperatures reach over 25 degrees in Donegal and Dublin
Bundoran closed over pollution on the beach while bathing restrictions put in place at Waterville
Irish and UK cruise passenger number hits record two million
Controversy over Dublin Port’s plan to temporarily limit the number of cruise ships so it can expand its freight capacity
Brexit ‘the biggest and most unknown threat’ to travel industry
Irish Travel Agents Association boss says uncertainty has led to hesitation in bookings
Sun comes down on Ryanair Holidays as airline closes service
Ryanair’s packaged holidays service has been discontinued after just two years
Irish man confirmed dead in Greek wildfires
Brian O’Callaghan-Westropp became separated from his wife as they fled the blaze
Ryanair to cancel 30 Irish-UK flights on Thursday
Airline says all services from Ireland to Europe will operate normally during strike
Irish tourists warned over travel in Catalonia
Irish Travel Agents Association urges travellers to be careful amid crisis in the region
Monarch failure a ‘wake-up call’ for Irish travel industry
Travel agents call for stricter regulation in wake of airline collapse
Regulators want tour operators to boost payments to compensation fund
Failures such as Lowcostholidays have seen Travellers’ Protection Fund monies plummet
Why the price of sun holidays is likely to rise next year
Costs may increase due to payouts from compensation fund
Judge criticises media for attacking prison sentences instead of addressing rehabilitation issue
Judge David Riordan says prison is least visible part of criminal justice system
The top travel trends for 2017
Where will you be holidaying this year? ‘Irish Times’ travel writers look into their crystal ball
Claim form for LowCostHolidays customers made available
Holidaymakers can seek refund for packages booked with collapsed company
Thousands of Irish holidaymakers hit by Lowcostholidays collapse
Popular online travel agent folded without warning on Friday evening
Slopping out ends for Cork inmates as new prison opens
More than 160 inmates transfer from old building to €45m facility over weekend
New €45 million Cork Prison will mark ‘a major improvement’
Cells with showers and toilets mean prisoners won’t have to slop out, says governor
Irish tour operator closes one month after Tunisia resort attack
Just Sunshine customers who had booked with company will be refunded
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