Michael O’Leary vs. Spain
Michael O’Leary has never exactly traded in bonhomie where Spain’s politicians are concerned.
Flights from the heart of Kent to Mallorca back on the runway
Barnes Wallis used the base to test his bouncing bomb on the coast at nearby Reculver, prior to the Dambusters raid.
Spanish students and tourism quality
As it happens, or so a recent report has highlighted, demand for these trips has apparently fallen by around twenty per cent.
Ryanair had been in existence since 1984
Ryanair had been in existence since 1984.
Majorca
Low Cost, tourist tax, drought: the week in Majorca
There was the fallout from the collapse of Low Cost (only the start of the fallout), there was a meeting of tourist-tax spending decision-makers, and the lack of water was becoming more serious.
Business
Low Cost originally lodged a two million euro bond with the government
The president of the hoteliers federation for Ibiza and Formentera says that the majority of hoteliers cut their relationships with Low Cost three years ago because it was a bad payer.
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Comment
From Redcoats to Ryanair: how tourism transformed over four decades
A personal journey through tourism history: From Butlins to Mallorca, and the rise of Ryanair in the holiday market
Richie Prior05/12/2024 15:37