Roger Munns 
Total live articles: 40
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The world has been in a deep recession, and consumers are being careful about what they spend. So why is Andorra trying to rebrand her ski holidays as upmarket?
Hope springs eternal when there's an economic crisis - and the travel industry will certainly be hoping for a good 2010. After a poor 2009 the Spanish holiday island of Menorca thinks it can bounce back next year.
High unemployment, a poor exchange rate and fears of further bad news for the economy has meant many British holidaymakers staying at home. But poor weather in the British Isles has led to a surge in bookings for sunshine holiday islands like Majorca.
Moving to a tax haven has been popular for years for businessmen and women who have been successful - but many stayed in their home country and paid taxes. But now With revelations about how British politicans have been trying to avoid tax themselves and fiddle their expenses any moral reasons against tax havens have gone out of the window.
The number of holidays in Malta being taken this year could slump by as much as 20 per cent according to a British travel company. After recent years of growing demand, the island's tourism industry will be disappointed with their reversal in fortunes.
For years European countries have attacked Andorra for allowing people to move there and live in an income tax free country. And their latest attempts to hit a country where tax is low has been neatly sidestepped by the Principality.
When the world's in recession and your holidays industry is facing a ten per cent drop in tourism - who do you call on to rescue the situation? In Menorca's case it's their number one son and the world's top tennis player, Rafa Nadal.
January is traditionally the month when most British people book their holidays, but quite how many have done so for this year won't be known for a while yet. With the economy in both the US and Europe in recession, holiday destinations are bracing themselves for a dismal summer, as many...
The blame game for the world's economic crisis will be in full swing in the months ahead. Expect some of the spotlight to move from the banks to tax havens later this year...
Like other European holiday locations, Malta property has been rising in value in recent years. But as other places see property values drop sharply, new markets could help Malta survive the recession better than others.
The sunshine holiday island of Malta have seen a persistent decline in visitor numbers in recent years. Where the Tourist Authority has failed, new low cost flights could succeed in the year ahead.
Andorra and Monaco are two European tax havens offering residency to people who want to live in a tax free environment, with Andorra the lower cost option. But Andorra has just raised the cost of becoming a resident…
Hoping for a boost in visitor numbers, the arrival of low cost flights to Malta is eagerly anticipated by hoteliers and holiday companies on the Mediterranean island.
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Visitors to European holiday destinations are often confronted in their resort by timeshare reps, and for some it can spoil a hard earned break. Malta is leading the fight to reclaim the streets for the holiday maker...
Malta has seen her properties rise by more than any other EU country, and there's no sign of a slow down for the years ahead.
A sparkle in the eye and hopes of a good profit are seeing investors make their way to Malta. They anticipate new low cost flights could help see double digit property inflation in 2007.
Holiday home prices in some areas of Europe could drop by ten per cent or more in 2006, predict European real estate specialists Tribune Properties.
The visit of Queen Elizabeth II to the island of Malta to open the recent Commonwealth meeting resulted in nearly a week of positive coverage for the island on television, print media and the internet.
Holiday resorts in Europe battle it out each summer for the British holidaymaker's week or two abroad. This year the Spanish island of Majorca has attracted the most, with a combination of low costs, quality accommodation and the weather winning out. 2008 bookings have already started...
Holiday resorts in Europe battle it out each summer for the British holidaymaker's week or two abroad. This year the Spanish island of Majorca has attracted the most, with a combination of low costs, quality accommodation and the weather winning out. 2008 bookings have already started...
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The sunshine holiday island of Malta have seen a persistent decline in visitor numbers in recent years. Where the Tourist Authority has failed, new low cost flights could succeed in the year ahead.
The blame game for the world's economic crisis will be in full swing in the months ahead. Expect some of the spotlight to move from the banks to tax havens later this year...
Visitor numbers have been in decline on the Mediterranean island of Malta, but the hope is that 2007 will see new life breathed into her hotel and holidays industry. The Malta hotels and holiday industry are major players in the island's economy, and with unemployment already high, a further drop in...
The call for new taxes on flights to reduce carbon emissions could impact the prices of properties, according to Tribune Properties, who specialise in the sale of overseas property to second home buyers. 'There has been more discussion and calls for action recently over the impact that air travel is having...
A flight from London to Malta on December 26 has set alarm bells ringing on the holiday island of Malta. The flight operator, well known and popular airline Ryanair, claims no flight was scheduled, while one newspaper said they had a photograph showing a departure board with 'cancelled' next to the...
Mallorca has been a popular tourist destination since package holidays started half a century ago. with some tourists choosing to live full time on the island. Property prices have enjoyed strong growth, but a dip in the market is on the cards.
When the world's in recession and your holidays industry is facing a ten per cent drop in tourism - who do you call on to rescue the situation? In Menorca's case it's their number one son and the world's top tennis player, Rafa Nadal.
The number of holidays in Malta being taken this year could slump by as much as 20 per cent according to a British travel company. After recent years of growing demand, the island's tourism industry will be disappointed with their reversal in fortunes.
