Posts Tagged "european"
Ryanair to pull out of Belfast City airport over runway delays
Michael O’Leary predicts job losses and blames government for runway extension hold-ups as airline withdraws five routes Ryanair today said it would pull out of George Best Belfast City airport from October, citing repeated delays over extending the airport’s small runway. Ryanair’s chief executive, Michael O’Leary blamed the Stormont government for a decision that will cost at least 50 jobs and cause – according to the airline – Northern Ireland to lose up to one a million passengers annually
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Ryanair to pull out of Belfast City airport over runway delays
Ten hostels in Europe for under £15
From a zone one London base to a boutique Alpine lodge, Robert Savage finds 10 European hostels to suit backpacker budgets Backpacking special: see tomorrow’s Guardian Travel 1. The Winston Art Hotel and Hostel, Amsterdam, Holland With 40 unique rooms styled by local Amsterdam artists, the Winston wouldn’t look out of place on the cover of Wallpaper* magazine. More memorable design themes include bondage, ultra violet and vodka, plus another with life-size robots hanging off the walls.
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Book Your Dream Cruise
The world’s top travel agents are here to help you book the cruise you’ve been waiting for. Whether you are searching for a romantic European getaway for two or a fun-filled family adventure on the high seas, these specialists have got your travel needs
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My perfect day out …
We asked our contributors to imagine their dream day out. They brought us … mystical sunrises, shopping heavens, bracing walks and a four-poster on the beach.
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Britons’ job security fears spark holiday bookings slump
Thomas Cook and Tui Travel downgrade profit forecasts after dramatic slowdown in business Strong booking trends among British holidaymakers stalled abruptly in mid-May, forcing tour operators to lower prices ahead of current peak travel season in order to keep filling their aircraft and hotels, according to market leaders Thomas Cook and Tui Travel. Both firms have this week warned investors to expect full-year profits to be at the bottom end of previous guidance, following a disappointing trading spell in the UK between May and July
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