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Cobalt Robotics , Bear Robotics | August 24, 2021

The pandemic upended many sectors with mass layoffs at the beginning of COVID-19 and ended with record labor shortages. The hospitality sector in particular was deeply hit with massive unemployment gaps that ran well above the national unemployment rate during the pandemic. While other industries have started on the road to recovery, the hospitality industry is still 2.8 million jobs shy of where it was in February 2020. With more than 60% of Americans willing to travel again, 55% of U.S....

Buying Business Travel | February 03, 2020

FCM Travel Solutions is expanding its footprint in Africa after signing partnership agreements in four additional countries, including Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Gabon, the Republic of Congo and Ethiopia. In Central Africa, the TMC. has partnered with Hariom Travel in DRC, Gabon and the Republic of Congo. Hariom has been in business for the last ten years and provides services to clients in diverse industry sectors, particularly oil and gas, technology and electronics. The firm employs ...

Travelpulse | July 27, 2020

A hotel opening and an increase in air connectivity are driving the tourism reopening in the Yucatan. These are the two latest developments in the state tourism board’s activation of its three-phase Tourism Recovery Plan, which includes health care, preservation of tourism operations with more than $1.3 million in loans granted to sector workers and market reactivation....

Travel Daily Media | February 18, 2020

UK based travel tech firm Travelport announced new partnerships with five airlines today. The announcement flows the signing of multi-year agreements with Regional Express (Australia), Solomon Airlines (Solomon Islands), Air Vanuatu (Vanuatu), Samoa Airways (Samoa) and Air Tahiti Nui (French Polynesia). The upgraded contracts will see the Pacific region airlines extend their relationships with Travelport, supporting them with access to in excess of 68,000 agencies worldwide and reaching hundreds...