Here’s Travel Gossip’s roundup of key things we learned this week in the travel industry:
1 The Foreign Office deems cases of dysentery among travellers returning from Cape Verde so serious it’s issued an alert. And the number of holidaymakers asking lawyers to take up their cases has rocketed.
2 ITT defended its decision to invite Matt Hancock to speak at its Conference in Doha. But that was before THOSE WhatApp messages, so watch this space.
3 That EU ETIAS has been pushed back again.
4 Agents discovered there is actually something more annoying than listening to that Jess Glynne song when needing to get through to Jet2.
5 The destinations where currencies have slumped against sterling, meaning clients get more for their money.
