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Hays Travel To Buy Thomas Cook's UK stores: British Agency
Britain's insolvency agency said on Wednesday that Hays Travel had reached an agreement with Thomas Cook Group Plc to buy 555 stores of the collapsed travel firm in the UK.
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500 Spain Hotels "To Close Immediately" After Thomas Cook Fall: Industry
Hundreds of hotels in Spain are facing imminent closure over the collapse of British travel giant Thomas Cook, the head of the Spanish hotel federation warned on Monday.
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Relief For Thomas Cook Customers As UK To Repatriate Over 16,000 Customers
A further 16,700 customers of collapsed British travel firm Thomas Cook are scheduled to be repatriated on Saturday on 76 flights, the country's aviation regulator said.
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UK Repatriates 10% Of Its Nationals After Thomas Cook's Collapse
Britain has repatriated ten percent of nationals who were stranded abroad after the collapse of travel firm Thomas Cook, authorities said Tuesday, as anger erupted over excessive management pay.
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Mexico Braces For "Very Powerful" Impact From Thomas Cook Collapse
Mexico is bracing for a "very powerful" impact from the collapse of British travel firm Thomas Cook, an official said Monday, as several hundred tourists gathered at the Cancun airport looking for a way home.
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Thomas Cook Collapse Sparks UK's Biggest Repatriation Since World War II
British travel firm Thomas Cook collapsed on Monday, leaving hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers stranded and sparking the UK's biggest repatriation since World War II.
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"Big, Big Blow" To Goa: Tourism Association Chief On Thomas Cook Collapse
The collapse of Thomas Cook, one of the oldest tourist travel companies in the world, will be a "big, big blow" to the tourism industry in Goa, president of the Travel and Tourism Association of Goa Savio Messias said on Monday.
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"Nightmare, Nightmare": Tourists Stranded After Thomas Cook Collapses
More than half a million holidaymakers were stranded around the globe on Monday following the collapse of Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel firm.
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Thomas Cook India Says Have No Correlation With Thomas Cook UK
Thomas Cook collapses: Thomas Cook India's Chairman and Managing Director Madhavan Menon in an exchange filing on Saturday said that it is a completely separate entity from Thomas Cook UK post acquisition in 2012 by Canada based Fairfax Financial Holdings.
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Thomas Cook Crashes, Leaving Thousands Of Tourists Stranded Across Europe
Thomas Cook Collapses: Thomas Cook Group Plc collapsed under a pile of debt after talks with creditors failed, forcing the British government to hire charter planes to bring thousands of the 178-year-old travel company's customers back home.
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Thomas Cook Needs $250 Million, Or 1.6 Lakh Tourists May Get Stranded
Britain's Thomas Cook needs to find an extra 200 million pounds ($251 million) to satisfy its lenders or one of the world's oldest holiday company risks collapse, potentially stranding thousands of holidaymakers across Europe.
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Thomas Cook's Q1 losses widen, to sell Indian unit
Europe's second biggest travel firm, which came close to collapse last November when dire trading forced it to request a vital credit line from banks, added that it was seeking to sell its Indian operations.
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Hays Travel To Buy Thomas Cook's UK stores: British Agency
Britain's insolvency agency said on Wednesday that Hays Travel had reached an agreement with Thomas Cook Group Plc to buy 555 stores of the collapsed travel firm in the UK.
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500 Spain Hotels "To Close Immediately" After Thomas Cook Fall: Industry
Hundreds of hotels in Spain are facing imminent closure over the collapse of British travel giant Thomas Cook, the head of the Spanish hotel federation warned on Monday.
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Relief For Thomas Cook Customers As UK To Repatriate Over 16,000 Customers
A further 16,700 customers of collapsed British travel firm Thomas Cook are scheduled to be repatriated on Saturday on 76 flights, the country's aviation regulator said.
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UK Repatriates 10% Of Its Nationals After Thomas Cook's Collapse
Britain has repatriated ten percent of nationals who were stranded abroad after the collapse of travel firm Thomas Cook, authorities said Tuesday, as anger erupted over excessive management pay.
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Mexico Braces For "Very Powerful" Impact From Thomas Cook Collapse
Mexico is bracing for a "very powerful" impact from the collapse of British travel firm Thomas Cook, an official said Monday, as several hundred tourists gathered at the Cancun airport looking for a way home.
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Thomas Cook Collapse Sparks UK's Biggest Repatriation Since World War II
British travel firm Thomas Cook collapsed on Monday, leaving hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers stranded and sparking the UK's biggest repatriation since World War II.
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"Big, Big Blow" To Goa: Tourism Association Chief On Thomas Cook Collapse
The collapse of Thomas Cook, one of the oldest tourist travel companies in the world, will be a "big, big blow" to the tourism industry in Goa, president of the Travel and Tourism Association of Goa Savio Messias said on Monday.
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"Nightmare, Nightmare": Tourists Stranded After Thomas Cook Collapses
More than half a million holidaymakers were stranded around the globe on Monday following the collapse of Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel firm.
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Thomas Cook India Says Have No Correlation With Thomas Cook UK
Thomas Cook collapses: Thomas Cook India's Chairman and Managing Director Madhavan Menon in an exchange filing on Saturday said that it is a completely separate entity from Thomas Cook UK post acquisition in 2012 by Canada based Fairfax Financial Holdings.
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Thomas Cook Crashes, Leaving Thousands Of Tourists Stranded Across Europe
Thomas Cook Collapses: Thomas Cook Group Plc collapsed under a pile of debt after talks with creditors failed, forcing the British government to hire charter planes to bring thousands of the 178-year-old travel company's customers back home.
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Thomas Cook Needs $250 Million, Or 1.6 Lakh Tourists May Get Stranded
Britain's Thomas Cook needs to find an extra 200 million pounds ($251 million) to satisfy its lenders or one of the world's oldest holiday company risks collapse, potentially stranding thousands of holidaymakers across Europe.
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Thomas Cook's Q1 losses widen, to sell Indian unit
Europe's second biggest travel firm, which came close to collapse last November when dire trading forced it to request a vital credit line from banks, added that it was seeking to sell its Indian operations.
