47 Sentences With "holiday business" | Random Sentence Generator

Before 2006, Home Depot wasn't even in the holiday business.

"We are not a holiday business ... [and] not just for a special occasion."

Now your nose can focus on more pressing holiday business, like the scent of fresh-baked cookies.

Tomé said the company entered the holiday business because it noticed that it sold more Christmas trees than any other retailer.

Though Roy is officially out of the wacky holiday business, he says life still presents new ideas for holidays all the time.

He likes the holiday business because he gets time off to travel, and is going to the Philippines as soon as this is all over.

Thomas Cook last month announced a review of its money division in its latest step to streamline operations and focus on its core holiday business.

Looking to build on that momentum, new CEO Johan Lundgren also said on Tuesday he would expand the company's holiday business, loyalty scheme and business offering.

In Estes Park, near Rocky Mountain National Park, there were worries among some merchants that a prolonged shutdown could dry up holiday business if tourists stayed away.

December's holiday business boom usually means strong employment, but The Hill's Vicki Needham explains why things don't seem to be slowing down barring one major exception: http://bit.ly/1OODxvE.

EasyJet is making a big push into the holiday business with the aim of selling accommodation packages to millions of people who fly with the airline but currently book hotels elsewhere.

Hong Kong-listed Fosun Tourism already has a presence in the European market through its ownership of the Club Med holiday business, and has an 18 percent stake in Thomas Cook.

The company, which has put its airline business up for sale, last month announced a review of its money division to help focus on its core holiday business after a rough 2018.

Thomas Cook last month announced a review of its money division in its latest step to streamline operations and focus on its core holiday business after a rough 2018 prompted profit warnings.

LONDON (Reuters) - Thomas Cook announced a review of its money division on Tuesday, in its latest step to streamline operations and focus on its core holiday business after a rough 2018 prompted profit warnings.

British low-cost airline easyJet will expand its holiday business and add a loyalty scheme as new CEO Johan Lundgren seeks to make his mark on the company after reporting strong first-half results.

Neither Thomas Cook nor Fosun Tourism said how much of the proposed funding would come from the Hong Kong-listed owner of the Club Med holiday business brand, which already owns an 18% stake in Thomas Cook.

Thomas Cook said that while it remained focused on its own-brand hotels, Expedia would be the preferred partner for its "complementary city and domestic holiday business", a wider range of hotels to give customers more choice.

TruronianCompanies House extract company no 2140599 Truronian Limited is an English coach operator based in Cornwall. It is owned and operated by Cornwall by Kernow, a subsidiary of FirstGroup. Previously, they also had a bus operation and a holiday business.

Deborah Sonia Meaden (born 1959) is a British businesswoman and TV personality who ran a multimillion-pound family holiday business, before completing a management buyout, but is now best known for her appearances on the BBC Two business programme Dragons' Den.

Connectionslaunched a collection of environmentally friendly holiday business greeting cards on July 18, 2008. The Green collection features nine card designs. Each card in the collection is printed on stock consisting of 50 percent sugar cane pulp and 50 percent recycled paper.

Retrieved 9 May 2015. The holiday business closed in the early 1970s. The ballroom continued in use as a concert venue, until all the buildings were eventually demolished in the 1980s. Much of the Red Island site is now laid out as a public park.

Velo Vercors is a one stop specialist cycling holiday business with 10 years experience. Self catering gites, B&B;, bike hire, guided or independent routes. Based in the town of Saint-Jean-en-Royans in the south of France. It is within the Vercors Regional Natural Park.

Following his release, Cooper suffered from posttraumatic stress disorder. He returned to doing work as a freelance journalist and then transitioned to running a holiday business in Spain. Cooper wrote a memoir on his experiences in Iran titled Death Plus Ten Years, which was published by HarperCollins in 1993.

Visitors started pouring into Ripon from all over the region. The Mayor had declared a public holiday. Business was suspended and everyone went to the Studley Estate which Lord Ripon had made available for the Pageant. The estate included the Fountains Abbey, the best preserved Cistercian Abbey ruins in England.

Retrieved 29 February 2020 Within the church is Yarpole Community Shop.Yarpole Community Shop. Retrieved 29 February 2020 Also at Yarpole is The Bell public house and a self-catering holiday business. At Bircher is further farm self-catering holiday accommodation, holiday cottages with an attached caravan & campsite and a plant hire with tool hire business.

Expedition type bicycle touring Cordillera del Paine Bicycle touring is the taking of self-contained cycling trips for pleasure, adventure or autonomy rather than sport, commuting or exercise. Touring can range from single-day trips, to multi-day trips, to years. Tours may be planned by the participant or organised by a holiday business, a club, or a charity as a fund-raising venture.

In 1990 polocrosse came to Ireland. Brothers, David and Ivor Young introduced Polocrosse to Ireland in 1990 as an additional tourism attraction to their residential equestrian holiday business in Co. Wexford. David had just read an article on Polocrosse in a UK Equestrian Magazine. Interested to learn more about this exciting game, the two brothers had an Australian coach (Bernie Uechtritz) at Horetown House some five weeks later.

In 1956, he established an airfreight business using Aviation Traders Carvairs which were Douglas DC-4s converted to enable cargo to be loaded through the nose. Ansett was the first Australian airline to move into the package holiday business. In 1947, Ansett started offering services to resorts on the Great Barrier Reef using Catalina flying boats. These services established the Great Barrier Reef as a destination for tourists.

The base altitude is 1400 m and the highest altitude is 1825 m. The access road is an unsealed alpine road but is usually kept in good condition with buses leaving from the lodge daily. Historically, the season has run from mid-July to early October. In 2008, a new 23-cannon, fully automated snowmaking system was installed, allowing the skifield to open earlier, capturing lucrative July school holiday business.

Horizon Travel established Orion in 1978 to support its package holiday business at a time when there was a shortage in capacity provided by charter airlines. Orion began operation with three Boeing 737-200s on 28 March 1980.Wright 1988, pp. 240–241. Over the next few years, Orion gradually expanded its fleet, operating 11 737-200s by the summer of 1984, and from 1985, beginning to replace them by more modern Boeing 737-300s.

Zoom Airlines Inc. was founded in May 2002 as a low-fare transatlantic airline. The carrier, based in Canada's capital city, Ottawa, was conceived by two Scottish brothers, John and Hugh Boyle, to fill an opportunity in the Canadian leisure travel market. The brothers entered the holiday business in the 1980 with their startup company Falcon Holidays in their native Scotland, which was later sold for a large profit to a major United Kingdom tour operator.

Between 1983 and 1994 Caritoux was a remarkably consistent rider in the Tour de France finishing in the top 40 ten times and breaking into the top 20 on five occasions. Eric Caritoux retired from professional cycling at the end of the 1994 season at the age of 34. He today owns his own vineyard and holiday business in the Carpentras area and has recently worked on the Tour de France as a courtesy driver for the guests of France Telecom.

He was the chairman of several electronics firms and wrote a book on RFI/EMI shielding materials that was published in 1992 and in a revised edition with a new title of EMC shielding materials in 1997. Late in life he bought Le Manoir de Tachau, near Duras, in the Dordogne, France, which he renovated and ran as a holiday business for the British.The Dordogne: These may not be Englishmen's castles, but it feels like home. Sankha Guha, The Independent, 23 October 2010.

In 1964 accountant Peter Harris, with business partner David Allen, purchased Alberta caravan park in Whitstable, Kent. A few years after this acquisition John Cook joined with Harris and Allen, and in 1972 the three entrepreneurs floated the company, Leisure Caravan Parks, on the London stock exchange. The company was subsequently acquired by Rank in 1975 for £20m. Meanwhile, Harris, Cook and Allen started over again with a new set of parks which they then expanded in October 2000 by buying The Rank Group’s holiday business.

Johnson signed for Watford as an apprentice at sixteen and turned professional at the age of eighteen. He then left Vicarage Road and moved to play football in Sweden for Malmö FF. After building up a successful football holiday business, Johnson then returned to England and played part-time football for Soham Town Rangers, Newmarket Town and Cambridge United. After his playing career ended, Johnson spent the next six years training to earn his coaching badges and took his first managerial job at Newmarket Town in 1986.

British aviation company Percival Aircraft had its factory at the airport until the early 1960s. From the mid-1960s, executive aircraft have been based at the airport, initially operated by McAlpine Aviation. These activities have grown and several executive jet operators and maintenance companies are currently based at Luton. By the 1960s, Luton Airport was playing a key role in the development of the package holiday business, the popularity of the foreign holiday had risen dramatically as the launch of new services had allowed greater numbers of people to travel abroad for the first time.

He expanded his holiday business into other parts of Europe, forming Pontinental in 1963 with holiday villages in Spain, Majorca, Sardinia, Ibiza, Greece, Morocco and Yugoslavia. In 1978, Pontins and Pontinental were sold to Coral for £56 million and he remained a director for two years, and continued to run hotels, including Farringford. In 1984, he acquired London Dungeon and opened York Dungeon in 1986. He became Chief Barker of the Variety Club of Great Britain in 1968 and was president for 16 years, raising over £1 million.

She was educated at Bancroft's School from 1983-1990 and studied German and Italian at Bristol University. Campbell was working in public relations in London, and combining this with part-time aerobics instructing, when she decided to move to Dahab in 2005 and set up a yoga holiday business. Campbell stumbled upon freediving when one of her yoga students noticed she was very good at holding her breath. On 2 April 2009, Sara Campbell set a new women's freediving world record in the BahamasSara breaks a new women's freediving World Record in the Bahamas by diving to 96 m in constant weight.

Robin Higham, Speedbird: The Complete History of BOAC (London: IB Tauris, 2013) p.117 In 1967, the government established a committee of inquiry into Civil Aviation under Sir Ronald Edwards. The Edwards Committee reported in 1969 and one of its recommendations was the formation of a National Air Holding Board to control finances and policies of the two corporations. The recommendation was enacted in 1971 with the passing of the Civil Aviation Act 1971, which formed a British Airways Board to control all the activities of BOAC and BEA, including the newly formed BEA Airtours subsidiary which targeted the emerging package holiday business.

Plaxton Pointer MPD bodied Dennis Dart SLF in Nottingham in January 2010 Premiere Travel commenced trading in 2003 with a pair of ex Nottingham City Transport Leyland Nationals working school contracts. The company expanded in to the coach hire, day excursion and holiday business, as well as picking up council tenders to operate stage carriage services. It then moved into wholly commercial stage carriage services, starting with running its buses in service to and from the Bingham schools to avoid dead mileages on school contracts. These were built up to Bingham, Hucknall, Long Eaton amongst other places, competing in the main with the established operator, Trentbarton.

They subsequently won a contract to supply tents to the newly-established Club Med – which in its first 15 years was a camping holiday business – renting tents for vacations in locations such as Majorca, Corfu and Djerba in Tunisia. Trigano was the founder of the Campéole group, which now includes 40 campsites in France and Corsica. This company was sold to the Central Fund of Social Activities of the Electricity and Gas Industries (CCAS) on December 30th, 2009. Trigano has a long career in politics, first serving as mayor of Mazeres between 1971 and 1995, while simultaneously serving as a deputy in the National Assembly for the 2nd constituency of Ariège.

Trigano was born to immigrant Sephardic Algerian Jewish parents in Paris in 1925 and was 15 years old when the Nazis occupied the city during World War II. The family fled to the mountains of Ariège in the south of France when his parents were tipped off by a police officer who lived in their building that their names were on a Gestapo arrest warrant. Trigano then joined the Resistance and was involved in assisting downed Allied pilots by forging documents that allowed them to escape to nearby Spain. He was arrested three times during the war by the Nazis. After the war, Trigano started a camping holiday business to complement his family's tent-making business.

Crowe was manager of the New Zealand cricket team from 1999 to 2003. He ran a golfing holiday business in Florida for a period, and since 2004 he has been an ICC match referee, including the World Cup finals in 2007 and 2011. He is one of three people to have been referee in more than 75 Tests (the others are Chris Broad and Ranjan Madugalle) and one of four to have been referee in more than 220 ODIs (as well as Crowe, Broad, and Madugalle, the fourth is Roshan Mahanama). In January 2017 he refereed his 250th ODI match, when he officiated the fifth ODI between Australia and Pakistan at the Adelaide Oval.

The original bus division, Merseybus, introduced several new brand names, many outside of Merseyside, expanding into Manchester, North London, Lancaster, Warrington and South Lancashire. The company also owned Sightseers, a coach holiday business and had a full ABTA travel agency, "The TravelShop", in Williamson Square, Liverpool and in Eastbank Street, Southport. MTL Services employed many cleaning, maintenance and security staff in London and on Merseyside whilst MTL Engineering refurbished many hundreds of vehicles at the Edge Lane plant in Liverpool. The company subsequently expanded by acquiring local Merseyside bus operators Fareway Passenger ServicesCompanies House extract company no 2074479 MTL Medical Services Limited formerly Fareway Passenger Services Limited of Kirkby and Liverbus of Huyton which by this time had grown to about 50 buses each.

Nevertheless, the film benefited from Easter holiday business with 74% of all K-12 schools off on Good Friday as well as a third of the nation's colleges. The film comes out in the wake of its parent franchise celebrating 16 years of availability in cinemas. To wit, few film franchises which are close to 20 years old have demonstrated a box office ability to increase their openings with each installment over time or maintain them in close proximity in terms of debut numbers; James Bond film series, Batman film series, Jurassic Park franchise, and Star Wars franchise. Its hefty opening was followed by the second-biggest April Monday gross ever with $8.5 million, behind the seventh installment. Its Sunday to Monday drop was 60% compared to its prequel's 57% drop which is far better than the Monday dropped witnessed by other April releases; The Jungle Book (−76%) and Captain America: The Winter Soldier (−73%), albeit without the advantage of a school holiday.