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Authorities to investigate Virgin Atlantic over drip pricing concerns

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By Linsey McNeill Verified
| Travel Gossip
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has opened an investigation into Virgin Atlantic over its presentation of mandatory fees, such as resort charges and local taxes. It is investigating whether these fees are included in the total price the customer sees at the beginning of the sale process, and whether they are provided with a total price when buying a package holiday.
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Spend on travel continues to fall, but there’s good news for agents

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By Linsey McNeill Verified
| Travel Gossip
Spend on travel fell for a fifth consecutive month in July, according to Barclays latest UK Consumer Spend Report. The report, which analyses UK customers’ credit and debit card spending, found that overall spend on travel last month was down 0.3% compared with July 2025 and airlines saw a 6% drop in spend, though only 1.8% fewer transactions.
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TUI launches direct-sell no frills brand

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By Linsey McNeill Verified
| Travel Gossip
TUI Group has unveiled a direct-to-consumer low-cost brand, which has been in development for 18 months. The travel giant said the standalone Sundeals brand had been created in response to customer research ‘across a number of European markets’. Designed, it said, for ‘savvy deal hunters’, it allows customers to pick from more than 20,000 hotels in over 100 destinations, which are packaged with a range of airlines, including easyJet and Ryanair as well as TUI.
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