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Cabin baggage: towards a necessary harmonisation of rules in Europe?

  • m.welsch1
  • 29 July 2025
🛂 Airlines in Europe, such as Ryanair, easyJet, Volotea, Vueling, and Transavia, have varying cabin baggage policies, leading to charges up to €50. The European Parliament's 2023 resolution and the French DGAC support standard cabin baggage as a transport right but allow airlines to define 'standard'. In contrast, US airlines adopt a common policy allowing 56 x 35 x 23 cm baggage. Calls for European harmonization aim to ensure transparency and consistency.
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Washington, D.C. city council votes to permanently reinstate tip credit

  • Joanna Fantozzi
  • 29 July 2025
💰 Washington, D.C. City Council voted on July 28 to reinstate the tip credit, initially set to phase out by 2027 under Initiative 82. Employers must pay tipped workers a base wage of $10 per hour, with a $7.95 tip credit. The council's decision, passed 7-5, now awaits Mayor Muriel Bowser's approval. If signed, D.C. will be the first to reinstate the system. The tip credit will be capped at 25% of the minimum wage by 2034.
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Two thirds of UK families with…

  • Travel Weekly Group Ltd
  • 29 July 2025
✈️ 64% of UK families with accessibility needs may not travel abroad this summer. 42% avoided international travel last year due to accessibility issues in airports, airlines, and hotels. This results in a £45 billion loss to the global travel economy. 67% face booking challenges, while 52% find accessible accommodations costly and transport unreliable. 56% say airlines lack support for disabled passengers. 48% wait over 30 minutes for assistance upon landing. Action is needed for inclusive travel.
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CADO and 4AIR harmonise SAF registries

  • Travel Weekly Group Ltd
  • 29 July 2025
✈️ The Civil Aviation Decarbonization Organization (CADO) and 4AIR have partnered to enhance Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) registry interoperability, improving data integrity and reducing double issuance risks. Key figures like Kennedy Ricci of 4AIR and Michael Schneider of CADO emphasize the importance of unified efforts in commercial and business aviation. This partnership aims to boost SAF demand, transparency, and cost efficiency. A similar agreement with 123Carbon was also announced.
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A definitive blow threatens more than a million seasonal rentals in Spain

  • b.courtin1
  • 25 July 2025
🏠 In January 2025, Spain passed Real Decreto 13212/2024, requiring short-term rental landlords to register for a unique identification number (NRUA) by July 1. As of July 15, 87% of listings lack this number, risking removal. Non-compliance fines can reach €500,000. Localities like Malaga and Barcelona have imposed stricter measures, including moratoriums on new licenses and potential rent caps. Platforms must comply or adjust listings within 48 hours. Co-ownership associations now require 60% consent for rentals.
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Wyndham runs into RevPAR wall but development is humming

  • David Eisen
  • 24 July 2025
📈 Q2 2025 saw Wyndham Hotels & Resorts experience a 3% global RevPAR decline YoY, with a 4% drop in the U.S. Despite challenges like interest rates and inflation, EMEA RevPAR rose 7%, and Latin America and the Caribbean saw an 18% increase. Wyndham expanded its room count by 4% YoY and pipeline by 5%, marking 20 consecutive quarters of growth. International net rooms grew 8%, with significant expansion in EMEA and South Asia.
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Showerings – A Triple Vintage Cider

  • Jade
  • 24 July 2025
🍷 Showerings, a fine cider from Somerset, crafted with Dabinett apples from a single orchard, offers a blend of three vintages. Available online, it's priced at £45 for 12 x 375ml bottles and £30 for 6 x 375ml bottles. Enjoy it chilled in a stemmed wine glass, available at retailers like Jeroboams and Amathus Drinks, and served at top UK restaurants like Core by Clare Smyth and NOBU. Perfect as an aperitif, it's a refined alternative to wine.
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Travel and Tourism Sector Raises Concern Over Proposed ETIAS Fee Increase

  • HOTREC European Hospitality
  • 24 July 2025
🗺️ HOTREC and European tourism bodies oppose the EU's proposed ETIAS fee hike from €7 to €20, effective late 2026. They critique the increase's lack of proportionality and call for an impact assessment and alternative pricing models (€10 or €12). Marie Audren of HOTREC urges rejection of the proposal, advocating for reinvestment of surplus revenue into the tourism sector. The coalition highlights tourism's economic importance and seeks balanced measures to maintain Europe's appeal.
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AI search summaries slash traffic to news sites

  • Automatic
  • 24 July 2025
📰 Jul 24, 2025, UK publishers report Google’s AI Overviews reduce news site clickthroughs by up to 80%, threatening independent journalism. Authoritas found sites ranked first could lose 79% of traffic. MailOnline experiences over 50% declines. UK’s Competition and Markets Authority receives a complaint against Google for unfair content use. Google disputes these findings, claiming unchanged web traffic. Critics say AI Overviews retain users in Google’s ecosystem, endangering quality journalism. [Read more](https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jul/24/ai-summaries-causing-devastating-drop-in-online-news-audiences-study-finds).
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Peak Season, Pricey Mistakes: Why Hospitality Businesses Can’t Afford to Ignore Payment Compliance

  • Tony Loeb
  • 21 July 2025
💳 Surcharges on credit card transactions are a common compliance issue in the hospitality industry due to rising processing fees. Varying state laws and card brand rules complicate this, making legal review and technology essential. Cash discounts offer an alternative but may affect brand perception. POS systems should provide fee transparency and flexibility. Regular payment audits and benchmarking against industry norms can prevent profit loss. Hospitality professionals must view payment processing as a controllable expense to avoid missing revenue opportunities.
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