ABTA CONFERENCE: JMC to target budget brands
02 Dec 1999 | by DANNY ROGERS
Thomas Cook is looking at extending its jmc brand into the budget airline business to win back market share from the new wave of low-cost carrier brands.
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The UK holiday industry got a dose of its own medicine last weekend, as it spent four days shacked up in rain-drenched Queensland.
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