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Meanings of british travel in inglês

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Usage of british travel in inglês
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This is why you rarely see domestic vacations promoted by British travel agents.
The Guardian
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Fosun has also taken a stake in British travel group Thomas Cook Group TCG.L.
Reuters
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But the British travel restriction has been upheld over several reviews by his committee.
Reuters
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British travel group Thomas Cook issued its third profit warning in less than a year on Thursday.
The Irish Times
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The British travel agents' association ABTA estimated 150,000 Britons were stranded abroad.
Reuters
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Tourism operators and travel agents say a proposed British travel tax is unfair and will threaten visitor numbers.
Radio NZ
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Sean Tipton of the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) does not see it coming to that.
The Guardian
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The rebranding exercise brings the end of a famnous British travel brand in Thomson, which was founded in 1965.
Reuters
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Travel British travel agents have reported a 20% rise in holiday searches in June compared with last year.
The Guardian
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Of course, we're talking about an airline the Association of British Travel Agents calls famous for treating passengers with contempt.
Wired
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British travel firm Thomas Cook also collapsed in September 2019 leaving hundreds of thousands of travellers stranded around the world.
News.com.au
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Bord Fáilte has been named as best tourist board by British travel agents at the industry's annual TTG Travel Awards.
The Irish Times
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British travel operator Thomas Cook Group Plc said on Wednesday it had agreed to key terms of a rescue deal with China's!
Reuters
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In June the court said the Commission erred by barring British travel firm AirTours, now called MyTravel, from buying rival First Choice.
The Irish Times
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The British travel agents' association ABTA has estimated that about 150,000 Britons in total have stranded abroad.
Reuters
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Theaoiseach yesterday told British travel agents that Ireland "is open for business and tourists will be as welcome as ever here".
The Irish Times
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