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04/02/12, 17:05:10 EST
Grog bans hurting NT tourism, Labor says
Federal government grog bans across the Northern Territory are hurting the local tourism industry, Labor MP Warren Snowdon says.
Zimbabwe: Airzim, DRC Airline Strike Deal
AIR Zimbabwe will ply the Harare-Kinshasa-Brussels route on Thursdays and Mondays in conjunction with the Democratic Republic of Congo national airline, LAC, from the end of this month.
China faces shortfall of 2,000 airline pilots
China's rapidly expanding civil aviation sector faces a shortfall of 2,000 pilots over the next few years, and a senior regulatory official said they would try to get more women to consider a flying career.
Boeing and China Southern Airlines Announce Order for 55 Next-Generation 737s
Boeing and China Southern Airlines, the largest airline in The People's Republic of China, today announced the carrier has ordered 55 additional Next-Generation 737-700s and 737-800s for its expanding fleet.
Hawaii hotel occupancy dropping
Hawai'i's hotel occupancy dropped by 5.6 percentage points in July while average hotel rates hit a record for the month, according to a report released yesterday.
American Airlines Celebrates 65 Years of Service to Mexico
"Since we began serving Mexico in 1942, American Airlines has been a strong contributor to the country's economy," said Peter Dolara, American Airlines Senior Vice President - Miami, Caribbean and Latin America.
American Airlines to Conduct Cashless Test on Select Flights
San Francisco to Serve as Test Market for Onboard Plastic Payment
Emirates Airline executive plays down A380 competition
Emirates Airline has shrugged off competition with Singapore Airlines over delivery of the delayed Airbus A380.
TAM Launches New IR Website
Site has new functions and personalized sections according to user profiles
Multigenerational Travel On the Rise According to New Study
Grandparents Choose Orlando as Favorite Destination to Visit with Grandkids
Travel Guard Unveils Major Travel Insurance Plan Enhancements, Appealing to Today's Travelers' Needs
New 'Cancel For Any Reason,' 'Family Coverage' and 'Business Travel' Coverages Are Among Travel Guard's New Plan Enhancements
US Airways Appoints Chief Operating Officer; Two Additional Executive Appointments
Robert Isom named executive vice president, chief operating officer; Daniel P. Pon named vice president, human resources; Kerry Hester named vice president, customer service planning; Senior Vice President, Customer Service Anthony V. Mule announces retirement plans
Air NZ to ground Freedom Air
Palmerston North hopes to attract another trans-Tasman airline after Air New Zealand said it is axing its budget Freedom Air services from the city.
Boom spurs Bahrain to plan new expo venues
BAHRAIN plans to build new exhibition venues as the number of events related to the industry has more than tripled in the last year and is set to expand further, a senior government official said yesterday.
Crystal Private Adventures Surge as Savvy Cruisers Customize Their Time Ashore
As savvy consumers continue to customize their lifestyles and personal experiences, luxury cruise specialist Crystal Cruises reports a 55% increase in its Crystal Private Adventures.
E-tickets success for airline
MANAMA: Gulf Air has seen a three-fold increase in the number of passengers using e-tickets since April, the airline said in a statement yesterday.
Ireland's airline war deepens as Ryanair demands shareholder meeting with rival Aer Lingus
DUBLIN, Ireland: The war of words between Ireland's rival airlines deepened Tuesday as Ryanair demanded that Aer Lingus convene an emergency shareholders meeting.
PM, Bush announce treaty, tourism plan
A new program that will see almost 15,000 young Australians travel to the United States every year will be a boon for regional and national tourism operators, the federal government claims.
European Aviation Maintenance Standards Under Threat
Maintaining the highest safety standards in aviation engineering is key focus of a three-day international conference in London.
Indian airline in talks to launch cargo carrier
Jet Airways (India) Ltd., the country's biggest domestic carrier, says it is in talks to start a cargo airline.
The Venetian Macao Establishes Itself as the Region's Top Must-See Destination
Grand Opening Excitement Draws Record Crowds in Macao
Award winning Petra boosts Jordan's growing tourism industry
What do India's Taj Mahal, Peru's Machu Picchu, the Great Wall of China and Jordan's ancient Nabataean city of Petra have in common?
Carnival Corporation & Plc and Orizonia Finalize Agreement for New Spanish Cruise Operation
New Iberocruceros Cruise Brand to Launch with Three-Ship Fleet
2012's '£3bn boost' to UK tourism
The UK's tourist industry could be given a £3bn boost by the London 2012 Olympic Games, according to a report.
Boeing, Aeroflot Finalize Order for 22 787 Dreamliners
Boeing and Aeroflot, Russia's flagship carrier based in Moscow, today announced they have finalized an order for 22 Boeing 787-8s.
Michael Lewellen Named Vice President, Public Relations, for Universal Orlando Resort
Michael Lewellen, former head of Corporate Communications for Black Entertainment Television (BET Networks), has been appointed Vice President, Public Relations, for Universal Orlando Resort and will join the company September 17th.
United Airlines Customers Relax with Starbucks(R) Coffee
Starbucks Continues to be Exclusive Coffee for United Flights Worldwide
Air France-KLM Ready To Talk If Alitalia Wants
PARIS/MILAN - Air France-KLM said Wednesday it is still interested in an eventual alliance with ailing Italian carrier Alitalia provided the conditions are right.
Experts on Attracting Chinese Tourists Add 'Future' Focus to WTM
At ChinaContact Forum, industry experts will share knowledge on tapping world's largest emerging source market
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Names Goldstein, Hanrahan President/CEO of Cruise Brands
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. today promoted two of its top executives to president and CEO of their respective brands.
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