Millions of UK holidaymakers have enjoyed an overseas break with an ABTA member, from sunshine breaks to extraordinary ...

Thomas Cook India Ltd shares closed 0.53 per cent lower at ₹ 195.55 after Tuesday's market session, compared to ₹ 196.60 at the previous market close.

Tim Cook's application for an Apple Card was initially rejected, The Information reported this week. Apple's CEO couldn't get approved for his own company's credit card during test runs ahead of ...

Thomas Cook (India) has unveiled its new logo, which as per it is inspired by the changing environment, renewed energy and excitement that define the company in this new era of travel.

Most airplane exteriors look more or less the same – white backdrop, bold lettering, company logo – but every now and again, an airline unveils a livery that stands out from the pack. Take All ...

Condor was owned by British holiday company Thomas Cook, which collapsed in 2019. Now the leisure airline is striking out on its own, with a new look to celebrate. The colorful stripes, designed ...

Condor is vacation. And vacation is stripes. Germany’s most popular leisure airline is unveiling its new brand identity today: In the future, Condor will wear stripes in five colours. Inspired by ...

From having journalists camped outside its offices to now rebuilding a brand with over 180 years of heritage, Thomas Cook has begun anew as an online travel agency (OTA) with digitisation and customer ...

China-based Fosun Tourism Group acquired the Thomas Cook brand after the 178-year-old travel company collapsed in September 2019. The new version of the brand does not have any stores.

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany will give financial assistance to customers hit by the insolvency of Thomas Cook because the tour operator's insurance cover has proved insufficient, it said on Wednesday ...

A quirk of German law meant that Thomas Cook’s German arm only had bankruptcy insurance up to €110 million. Insurer Zurich Versicherung in November reported claims totalling €250 million.

China’s Fosun Tourism Group, a shareholder in Thomas Cook and the main protagonist in its failed rescue bid, decided to spend $14.4 million (£11 million) on buying the main brand as well as ...