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Air Italy bankruptcy: loss of over 2 million seats

The airline had 2,091,000 programmed seats between February and August 2020. 83% of these seats were on internal flights whereas 17% were on international flights. Domestic connectivity in Italy

Coronavirus crisis: North American tourists most affected

The negative impact on tourist arrivals in China is indisputable, however not all markets show the same level of sensitivity in the face of the current crisis. The US and Canadian markets show a higher

Worldwide snapshot of Thomas Cook’s bankruptcy: 38 countries and 8.6 million seats affected

Mabrian Technologies offers a detailed analysis of the direct effects on flight seats caused by the tour operator failure, by countries and specific airports. The sudden failure of the travel company

Up to 1.4 million flight seats could be affected by Ryanair closing bases

The threat of the bases closing in Tenerife Sur, Las Palmas, Girona and Faro leaves 1.4 million incoming flight seats, that were programmed for the first semester of 2020, up in the air. The unexpected

Tourism insecurity in Tunisia spreads over to Egypt and Turkey

As a result of the attacks in Tunis at the end of June, the decrease in security perception and demand has also extended to other predominantly Muslim tourist destinations. On Thursday 27th June, terrorism struck

High season trends: uncertainty and price drops for the main holiday destinations

The drop in hotel prices for July, August and September is a reflection of the uncertainty shown by Spain’s main source markets: United Kingdom, Germany and France. With the summer 2019 campaign

Dominican Republic: mystery or psychosis?

The mysterious deaths of several American tourists in the Dominican Republic over the past few months have negatively affected the destination’s tourist reputation and perceived security index. Hotels

Thomas Cook: close to 1 million airline seats to Spain at risk

The Canary and Balearic Islands would be the most affected destinations with a current capacity of over 850 thousand seats between May and December 2019. Recent news regarding the serious problems

Music as a driving force for tourism

The Spain Live Music association and the tourism data consultancy firm Mabrian Technologies have published a study on how the Primavera Sound festival affected tourism in Barcelona last year. Primavera

A profile of Spanish tourists who travel around Europe

They are mostly under 35, mainly interested in culture and gastronomy, and show positive perceptions of their experiences in general and in particular regarding Berlin and Paris. These are some of the