Distrust among Nobeltours retailers for the fall season
The retail agencies that had contracted with Nobeltours trips to China for the months of September and October are beginning to shift their customers in advance to other tour operators, fearing that the Spanish wholesaler then failed to resolve the liquidity problems that... Seguir leyendo...
Tui admits future layoffs
The German newspaper Bild noted this weekend that the German tour operator Tui would lay off about 400 workers from the 1,650 it has in the Germanic country in a plan designed to save costs due to declining business for the crisis. From the German tour group did... Seguir leyendo...
Nobeltours says “major reasons” has provoked their trips cancellation to China
Tour operator Nobeltours, one of the biggest in Spain for long-distance trips, communicated via email to the retail agencies that had contracted with trips to China, canceled at the last moment, that “force majeure unforeseen and unavoidable” to his main supplier... Seguir leyendo...
Concern raises among travel agents because of Nobeltours
The situation of the travel agency Nobeltours starts generating concern among the retail sector. Preferente.com has been told, the company headed by Antonio Caballero Peregrin not answer the requirements of the intermediary to give explanations about the cancellation of... Seguir leyendo...
“Spanish big travel retail chains don’t need as many offices”
Por G. C.
FEAAV (Spanish Federation of Travel Agencies) president, Rafael Gallego Nadal, also vice chairman of the Tourism Council of the CEOE, believes that “there are too many offices of travel agencies, too many points of sale.” He add that if he had a large network of... Seguir leyendo...Air Europa pilots to their president: “We are even more worried after your letter”
“Dear President, let us refine publicly, because that was his desire to present to the press rather than the group that represents the ‘collective letter to the pilots’ some points on it and make their statements to perform direct also publicly offer constructive.... Seguir leyendo...
Cruise traffic continues to rise, Barcelona and Balearic wins
The cruise passenger traffic reached 3,200,757 people in the first six months of the year, an increase of 17.7% over the same period in 2010. 68% of those passengers docked in a Spanish port in the Mediterranean between Barcelona and the Balearic Islands that takes the cake,... Seguir leyendo...
Liquidity lack complicates Aena privatization
The current lack of liquidity in the markets makes it likely that the Spanish Government will find this September fewer offers than initially planned for the privatization of Aena, the Spanish public body that owns and operates the majority of airports in the country, that... Seguir leyendo...
QR codes land in tourism
Por Federico Belloni, belloni@tsmconsulting-barcelona.com
With a little care is not difficult to realize that one of the most rapid and most dynamic affecting the tourism sector is undoubtedly that of all the promotion and communication tools available to intercept the supply demand. This evolution depends on several factors: first... Seguir leyendo...New schedules Spanish football league will project Spanish tourism in Asia
Football is the most popular sport in the world and is an unequaled way to reach millions of people around the globe through advertising and sponsorships. The tourism industry is aware of this, is very much in football shirt sponsorship, advertising in the middle of a party... Seguir leyendo...
