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New Norwegian CEO Doesn’t Yet Have Answers to Low-Cost Long-Haul Profitability Problem
Maybe it was a bit too much to expect some big strategic initiatives from such a new CEO, or maybe the airline is keeping them under wraps for now. But an airline with Norwegian's historic problems cannot tweak its way to viability.
Patrick Whyte |
Imperiled Thomas Cook in Talks to Sell Nordics Division
Given that Thomas Cook released a statement about the potential sale, this looks pretty serious. But it begs the question: Just what will Thomas Cook have left if and when it sells its airlines and Nordics divisions?
Patrick Whyte |
Chef Q&A: Maaemo’s Success Starts With Its Staff
Bang respects but rejects today's celebrated chef culture, however, his commitment to the essentials and transparency around his decisions have (rightly) exalted him and Maaemo to the role models they are today.
Visit Oslo Campaign Rescues Travelers From People-Polluted European Cities
Visit Oslo doesn't want to become a shell of itself, lose its Nordic cool character, and attract too many tourists. But it definitely wants a larger slice of international market share, and it is combing through social media for its new campaign to help make that happen.
Dan Peltier |
Norway’s Svalbard Islands are looking to hire a polar bear spotter this summer
Unlike Australia’s publicity job postings, Norway’s needs are authentic and provide real insight into the setting and culture of these remote islands.