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A woman receives a dose of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at the vaccination mega center on February 15, 2021 in Athens, Greece.

A ‘fast lane’ for the vaccinated? Europe inches closer to COVID-19 vaccine passports

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February 26, 2021
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Finance

Recovery or double-dip recession? How the U.S. economy is doing in 9 charts

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August 17, 2020
Guarding Britain’s crown jewels was a secure job for over 500 years. Not anymore
International

Guarding Britain’s crown jewels was a secure job for over 500 years. Not anymore

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July 20, 2020
New York has lost more leisure and hospitality jobs than there are people in Wyoming
Finance

New York has lost more leisure and hospitality jobs than there are people in Wyoming

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June 29, 2020
With its borders reopening this weekend, Spain plans a giant spending package for its ravaged tourism sector
International

With its borders reopening this weekend, Spain plans a giant spending package for its ravaged tourism sector

By Jeannette Neumann and Bloomberg
June 20, 2020
Eiffel Tower to reopen after longest closure since WWII

Eiffel Tower to reopen after longest closure since WWII

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June 17, 2020
Austrian soldiers patrol at the Austrian-Slovenian border at the checkpoint near Spielfeld, Austria, on June 5, 2020. Austria scrapped entry checks at its land borders introduced because of the coronavirus pandemic, except those at the frontier with Italy. Slovenia reciprocated the reopening from Friday, June 5, 2020 and lets in people travelling from Austria without checks.

Europe’s internal borders are opening again—but not fast enough, says the European Commission

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June 11, 2020
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How Greece can reopen without ruining its coronavirus containment success

By William J. Antholis and Filippos Letsas
May 27, 2020
Stuck at home, Europeans face a summer of sweltering temperatures and drought, scientists predict
International

Stuck at home, Europeans face a summer of sweltering temperatures and drought, scientists predict

By Jonathan Tirone and Bloomberg
May 16, 2020
Long chairs are seen in an empty resort in Marbella, amid the coronavirus outbreak disease COVID-19. Following the confinement decreed by the Spanish government to extend the lockdown until 10th May, people are still being confined in their homes causing an exceptional situation of unusual urban scenes such as empty streets or bars, restaurants and shops closed.

Five weeks off and nowhere to go: How coronavirus sabotaged the European vacation

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April 28, 2020
Reopening Florida’s theme parks after COVID-19 could be long, slow process
Lifestyle

Reopening Florida’s theme parks after COVID-19 could be long, slow process

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April 25, 2020
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Fortune poll: Nearly half of American travelers are reconsidering their international trips due to coronavirus fears

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March 5, 2020
What Amsterdam’s war on the rubber duckie says about global tourism

What Amsterdam’s war on the rubber duckie says about global tourism

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February 22, 2020
A demonstrator gestures "Five Demands" as she holds a placard during a protest in the Central district of Hong Kong, China, on Nov. 14, 2019. Hong Kong has seen many violent days since the unrest began in June, but the disruption this week has taken things to a new level -- and fears are growing as to what may come next. Photographer: Kyle Lam/Bloomberg via Getty Images
International

From Airline Conferences to Tattoo Conventions, Everything’s Being Canceled in Hong Kong

By Will Davies and Bloomberg
November 14, 2019
23 September 2019, Spain, Palma: On the day of the insolvency of the British travel group Thomas Cook, passengers wait at Palma de Mallorca Airport for their onward journey.

Thomas Cook Collapse: The Reasons, the Fallout and Even Some Winners

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September 23, 2019

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