Fury over Just Stop Oil's plans to ruin our summer holidays
The Mail on Sunday exclusively revealed the group is planning to cause chaos by gluing themselves to runways, climbing on planes and storming terminals.
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The Mail on Sunday exclusively revealed the group is planning to cause chaos by gluing themselves to runways, climbing on planes and storming terminals.
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The Daily Mirror's undercover reporter exposes the environmental group Just Stop Oil's secret plans to disrupt family holidays this summer. Travellers face agonising delays, if the protests go ahead
UK airports delay installing new scanners until 2025, keeping the current 100ml liquid limit. Major airports like Heathrow and Gatwick are affected by global supply issues.
It’s been a long time coming, but business travel has just about reached its pre-pandemic revenue levels. This is great news for the industry and the economy. However, the face of business travel is totally transformed. There are rapidly changing company policies on business travel, scrutiny on sustainability and employee wellbeing, and a constantly moving supply chain. Delivering business travel that ticks all the right boxes presents the biggest challenge yet.