Thomas Cook’s Chinese owners have sold the iconic brand to Poland’s eSky Group, just shy of five years since Cook collapsed after 178 years. The deal ends a bid by Fosun Tourism Group to enter the ...

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.

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 ...

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.

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BERLIN: Germany is set to hand out hundreds of millions of euros in compensation after it announced Wednesday support for tourists affected by the collapse of British travel group Thomas Cook.

Thomas Cook’s collapse in September offered an opportunity for rival companies. ... Condor has removed the old Thomas Cook sunny heart logo and replaced it with its own. ... In Germany, where ...

However, Thomas Cook in London later declared bankruptcy, followed by the company’s German subsidiary. Samih, who was ranked 26 in “Africa’s 50 richest list” released by Forbes in 2015, is head of ...

Condor’s new scheme restores the arrowhead-style bird logo on the fin and the 767’s winglets, in place of the Thomas Cook ‘heart’ design. The aircraft operated its first service in the ...

Now with Thomas Cook dissolved, the Condor logo is back on the tail of its aircraft ... Condor and our logo is a strong brand that has signified Germany's most popular airline for 64 years." -Ralf ...

Thomas Cook Germany cancels all trips for 2020 11/12/2019 November 12, 2019. Hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers have had their trips canceled due to the company's insolvency.

Thomas Cook did not have insurance to cover potential claims from thousands of customers for serious injury, illness or even deaths sustained while on holiday, the government has revealed.