Maintaining Dublin Airport’s passenger cap will lead to a “tsunami” of small business closu...
Maintaining Dublin Airport’s passenger cap will lead to a “tsunami” of small business closures, a Kerry hotelier has predicted.
“The loss of flights next summer is a big worry for the tourism industry all over the country,” he said. “Then there’s all the other things; wasn’t it very sad that the Minister for Finance never once referenced the word hospitality once in his speech in the budget? Not once.The DAA has lodged a planning application with Fingal County Council, urging the councillors to increase the passenger cap to 40 million.but Cllr O’Callaghan feels change is needed to help people who work in tourism.and a number of Government Ministers who feel the measure would boost economic growth.
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