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Full coverage: travel

A 500-mile road trip through Scotland taught me to love whisky in a new way

I skipped the tour buses and big-name distilleries and hit the road to find a deeper understanding of Scotch’s role in the country, writes Sebastian Modak, The Wall Street Journal.

The Wall Street Journal.
24th Jan, 2026 - 6 min read

The black belt who sold Ireland the world: The many lives of Bob Haugh

He’s guarded doors in gay nightclubs, built multimillion-euro travel empires, and once rented his home to Taylor Swift. Now, entrepreneur Bob Haugh is plotting his next big journey — building his luxury travel company, OROKO.

Tom Lyons
13th Nov, 2025 - 17 min read

Low-cost locations and price conscious travellers: Behind the figures at Hostelworld

Hostelworld’s CEO Gary Morrison and CFO Caroline Sherry talk to The Currency about how travellers’ destinations are changing and its plans to expand its social network app.

Jonathan Keane
20th Mar, 2025 - 5 min read

Unlocking the future of travel: How Ireland slots into Booking’s fintech ambitions

The online travel giant set up a fintech unit a few years ago and got a licence from the Central Bank of Ireland. Now it’s putting it to use.

Jonathan Keane
10th Sep, 2024 - 2 min read

A man, a motorcycle, and a 45,000km ride from Chile to Alaska: Peter Murtagh’s incredible adventure

After retiring, journalist Peter Murtagh decided to ride his motorbike from the tip of South America to the top of Alaska. He talks about the people he met, what he learned about life, and never slowing down.

Tom Lyons
27th Apr, 2024 - 12 min read

Building back better: Bobby Healy and Mike McGearty’s travel tech reboot

Rarely does the opportunity to learn from mistakes and have a do-over so cleanly present itself as in the case of Meili. Founded by Mike McGearty and Bobby Healy, both Cartrawler alumni, the travel tech company is beginning its offensive.

Rosanna Cooney
13th Jun, 2023 - 7 min read

In pictures: A tour of Eileen Gray’s miraculously restored villa on the Riviera

The house carefully designed by the Irish artist was subject to decades of abuse. Against all odds, it now allows visitors to time-travel back to the day of its completion in 1929.

Thomas Hubert
19th Nov, 2022 - 8 min read

Two years after being salvaged from liquidation, Usit faces the test of a J1 visa surge

David Andrews lost his student travel business in the first Covid lockdown, then rebuilt it in Ireland and in the UK around summer work programmes. As customers complain of delays, can Usit be reborn yet again?

Thomas Hubert
29th Apr, 2022 - 5 min read

“As soon as restrictions lift, the pent-up demand is obvious and travel bounces back very strongly”

Airlines have cut losses in 2021 but remain exposed to the pandemic and dependent on government supports. Yet KPMG's aviation finance chief Joe O'Mara explains that successive Covid-19 waves have revealed the aviation industry's ability to rebound.

Tom Lyons
18th Jan, 2022 - 13 min read

Turbulent airspace: The engine behind regional airports and their uncertain future

International hubs like Dublin and Cork airport has grown to be the gateways of Irish travel, forcing regional airports around the country to shut down in the last decade. But why are there still so many small airports in Ireland, and how do they stay in the air?

Devin Seán Martin
27th Aug, 2021 - 8 min read
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