A look at whether the world's largest cruise liner will face choppy waters as consumers remain cautious, with Richard Fain, Caribbean chairm...
The travel sector is continuing to fight turbulence in the current economic climate, with Adam Weissenberg, Deloitte LLP.
"We're starting to see some improvement from our side of the market," Bob Genise, CEO of airplane leasing company DAE Capital, said Tuesday....
Budget airline easyJet posted a 65% drop in full-year profit Tuesday, hit by soaring fuel costs. CEO Andy Harrison told CNBC in 2010 easyJet...
“Where we are today, is that we see a much more robust market today then we had back in January,” Tarek Ragheb, EMEA VP of Gulfstream, told ...
The CEO of Abu Dhabi carrier Etihad Airways, James Hogan, told CNBC that advance ticket sales for the first quarter of next year are stronge...
Boeing’s new 787 airplane is on a “clear path to fly this year,” Jim Albaugh, president & CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, told CNBC Mond...
“International has been a key component of Raytheon strategy for a long time,” U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Paul T. Mikolashek, vice president of Rayt...
As Paul Pong, MD of PEGASUS Fund Managers, sees the Hang Seng hitting 25,000 points by year-end, he reveals how he is planning to cash in on...
Rick Garlick, director of strategic consulting at the Maritz Research Hospitality Group, says not only will holiday travel be down this year...
The Eurostar between Paris and London is now 15 years old, but has the rail link been a success? "Our passengers would say unquestionably th...
Jeremy Cook, wholesale trading manager from Bell Direct, likes travel site Webjet. He explains why to CNBC.
The CEO of Loews Corp on his company's diversified holdings from luxury hotels to natural gas, and the state of today's economy.
The CEO of Loews Corp on his company's diversified holdings from luxury hotels to natural gas, and the state of today's economy.
Indonesian airline Garuda has been authorized by the European Union to resume flights into Europe after being banned for safety issues over ...
The retail and travel industries are crossing their fingers for a prosperous holiday season. Stephen Hoch, of Wharton, and Steve Kaufer, of ...
“Overall in the last two years, we’ve seen close to a 90% decline in transaction volumes,” Arthur de Haast, global CEO of Jones Land Lasalle...
“We should be very happy with the way things have evolved,” Thomas Mirow, president of EBRD, told CNBC. Twenty years after the fall of the B...
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13 Nov 2009
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