Surge in Virus Cases Dampens Europe’s Hopes for Rapid Recovery
An increase in coronavirus cases across Europe threatens to snuff out hopes of a quick recovery as locations from Aberdeen to Catalonia reinstate measures to control the disease.
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EU Block On US Travelers Renewed
For the second time this month, the European Union extended its travel ban on Americans on Thursday, as COVID-19 infections continued to rise across the United States.
European tourism faces turbulence only weeks after restart
Europe's tourism revival is running into turbulence only weeks after countries reopened their borders, with rising infections in Spain and other nations causing concern among health authorities over people bringing the coronavirus home from their summer vacations.
A Chill Vacation Wind Blows Across Europe
Europe's airlines, hoteliers and tour operators fear abrupt changes to coronavirus travel rules by governments are killing their chances to salvage something of a wrecked vacation season.
European hoteliers brace for loss of American travelers
With the EU's ban and the U.K.'s mandatory quarantine on American travelers, many of Europe's hospitality players are bracing for the impact on hotel occupancy levels.
No breakfast buffet and sanitising fog machines: a night in a post-lockdown London hotel
I'm afraid I can't take your bags," says the manager of The Dixon, a boutique hotel just south of Tower Bridge. He greets me in the lobby on reopening day (Saturday 4 July) after the pandemic forced the hotel to close for four months.
Luxury Paris hotels to stay closed this summer
Most top Paris hotels - classed as "palaces" - are set to stay closed until September 2020, it has emerged, due to lack of bookings following the Covid-19 pandemic.
U.S. Travel Ban: This Is How It’s Costing Europe Billions
Europe's tourism-dependent economy is being hard hit by the lack of some 15 million U.S. tourists this summer. This due to the ongoing travel ban dished up by the EU last week. It's already hurting, with billions of dollars in losses predicted.
A European Summer Without Americans Threatens Already Struggling Luxury Hotels
The European Union's temporary ban on American travelers due to the swelling coronavirus count in the U.S. will particularly hurt American-based chains and the upscale end of the European hotel industry.
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