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Johnson plans overhaul of bus services in England
Boris Johnson has unveiled plans for a shake-up of the bus sector. The prime minister hopes the plans will see lower, simpler flat fares in towns and cities as well as turn-up-and-go services on main routes.
Johnson considers air passenger duty cuts for domestic routes
A consultation will examine options including creating a new lower domestic rate or exempting return flights in an effort to boost connectivity in areas “left off” the transport map.
Which? warns UK beach breaks may cost more this summer
Holidaymakers face paying more for a UK seaside break this summer as a snapshot investigation suggests some accommodation prices have risen by an average of 35 per cent.
Aloft Birmingham Eastside opens to first travellers
Situated in the up-and-coming Eastside district, a new regenerated hub for the city which is home to businesses, retail and leisure facilities, the property is just a short walk away from the city centre.
Government announces local tourist board funding review
The investigation will examine how destination management organisations perform their roles and whether there may be a more efficient model for supporting tourism at a regional level.
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MPs urge chancellor to support tourism sector
The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Hospitality and Tourism is urging the chancellor to provide decisive financial support to protect sector businesses crucial to communities around the UK.
Aviation leaders call for further support in Budget
Leaders of gateways in all parts of the north of England have written to Boris Johnson urging him to recognise the importance of aviation to his “levelling-up Britain” ambitions.
Cambridge Country Club to open this spring
The creation of a new multi-million-pound leisure complex is currently underway at Bourn Golf & Country Club, with the development set to add a new five-star experience to Cambridge.
New England hotel quarantine rules come into force
The new regulations, which aim to stop Covid-19 variants entering the country, apply to arrivals who have been in one of 33 red list countries in the past ten days.
Hancock unveils new border measures for travellers to England
From next week, UK and Irish residents arriving into England from “red list” countries must book a place in hotel quarantine before travelling - at a cost of £1,750.
New leadership role for Hitchins at London Biggin Hill
Formerly the community engagement manager at the airport, Colin Hitchins’ role has evolved to encompass all aspects of CSR and sustainability.
Government securing hotel rooms ahead of new quarantine arrangements
Foreign Office minister, James Cleverly, has said the government is in the process of securing thousands of hotel rooms ahead of new quarantine arrangements.