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Financial Times – Companies: Travel & Leisure

Financial Times – Companies: Travel & Leisure

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US Restaurants Downsize Meals to Counter Anti-Obesity Drugs and Affordability Crisis
News•Feb 18, 2026

US Restaurants Downsize Meals to Counter Anti-Obesity Drugs and Affordability Crisis

Cash-strapped consumers seek cheaper options as cost of living rises

By Financial Times – Companies: Travel & Leisure
Duty-Free Group Avolta Bets on Michelin-Starred Chefs and Magic Tricks
News•Feb 15, 2026

Duty-Free Group Avolta Bets on Michelin-Starred Chefs and Magic Tricks

World’s largest airport retail operator, Avolta, is rolling out a new strategy that pairs Michelin‑starred chefs with live magic performances to entice travelers to spend more. The company will launch high‑end dining concepts in key hubs, featuring curated menus and...

By Financial Times – Companies: Travel & Leisure
World’s Priciest Hotels Charge Record Prices in Defiance of Luxury Slowdown
News•Feb 8, 2026

World’s Priciest Hotels Charge Record Prices in Defiance of Luxury Slowdown

The world’s most exclusive hotels are posting record‑breaking nightly rates, with some suites topping $50,000 per night. Despite a broader slowdown in luxury travel, ultra‑wealthy guests remain “hugely resilient,” seeking out premium health and lifestyle amenities. Property operators are bundling...

By Financial Times – Companies: Travel & Leisure
The Trevi Fountain Is Not Just a Cultural Vending Machine
News•Feb 7, 2026

The Trevi Fountain Is Not Just a Cultural Vending Machine

Rome has introduced a €2 fee for visitors to view the Trevi Fountain, turning the iconic site into a paid experience. The charge aims to generate revenue for maintenance and crowd control, but critics argue it creates a tangible barrier...

By Financial Times – Companies: Travel & Leisure