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Brexit: Impact on Travel to EU-Countries 

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Brexit: Impact on Travel to EU-Countries 

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-46583433

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(Reuters) - Virgin Atlantic Ltd said on Wednesday it was continuing to look at a range of options for Flybe Group Plc, including making a takeover offer, weeks after the British regional airline announced it was open to a sale.

Flybe said last month it was in talks with potential buyers, but added it was also looking at other options, such as further reductions in capacity and costs. Virgin Atlantic was one of the interested parties, it had said.

Virgin Atlantic, founded by billionaire Richard Branson, has a trading and codeshare relationship with Flybe, and in November it said it was reviewing other options to deepen the partnership, including a possible buyout of Flybe.

Flybe, which flies 76 aircraft, has a market value of about 32.9 million pounds, according to Refinitiv data. Its shares have fallen over 50 percent this year.

The talks come during a boom in global air travel and also as airlines look to consolidate because of rising running costs, largely higher fuel prices, and increased competition from budget carriers.

An acquisition of Flybe would give Virgin Atlantic, part owned by U.S. carrier Delta Air Lines Inc, access to 192 routes serving 14 countries from 75 departure points in the UK and Europe.

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Virgin Atlantic says takeover talks with Flybe continuing

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(Reuters) - Virgin Atlantic Ltd said on Wednesday it was continuing to look at a range of options for Flybe Group Plc, including making a takeover offer, weeks after the British regional airline announced it was open to a sale.

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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/news/benidorm-crackdown-on-drunken-british-tourists/

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-6062577/Brits-flocking-Turkey-collapse-lira-means-UK-tourists-buy-pint-just-1-37.html

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-46564884

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British Airways is to restart flights to Pakistan next year, more than 10 years after it halted services following a major hotel bombing.

The airline stopped flying to the country after the Marriott hotel in the capital, Islamabad, was bombed in 2008, killing more than 50 people.

BA will be the first Western airline to resume services to the country.

A new airport was opened recently in Islamabad, which has eased concerns about both security and congestion.

The attack on the Marriott was one of the most high-profile attacks in Pakistan's history.

Thomas Drew, the British High Commissioner to Pakistan, said BA's return was a "reflection of the great improvements" in security.

BA's Robert Williams said: "It's exciting to be flying between Islamabad and Heathrow from next year, which we believe will be particularly popular with the British Pakistani community who want to visit, or be visited by, their relatives."

More than a million people of Pakistani origin live in the UK.

BA, which is owned by airline group IAG, aims to run three flights a week, starting on 2 June.

Currently, Pakistan's PIA is the only airline to run direct flights from Pakistan to Britain.

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British Airways is to restart flights to Pakistan next year, more than 10 years after it halted services following a major hotel bombing. The airline stopped flying to the country after the Marriott hotel in the capital, Islamabad, was bombed in 2008, killing more than 50 people.

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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/news/sir-richard-branson-on-the-future-of-travel/

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-6508091/Nine-million-Brits-spending-Christmas-holiday-popular-destination.html