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Dollar blow to US tourists

THE weak United States dollar appears to be keeping American visitors away from the UK while encouraging more Britons to take transatlantic trips, official tourism figures revealed yesterday.

United Airlines Now Boarding Gourmet Dining Entrees From World Renowned Chef Charlie Trotter

Apricot curry braised lamb medallions, orange and ginger cured duck confit among newest healthy, mouth-watering options

Centre keen on developing Agra as model tourist spot

As Taj Mahal was named one of the seven wonders of the world in an unofficial global poll, the Centre on Thursday said it is keen on developing the Agra city as a model tourist destination.

Swiss tourism benefits from weak franc

Local tourist resorts are reaping the benefits of a weak Swiss currency that recently plunged to record lows against the euro and is also down against the British pound.

Sex Tourism? Riga's Nightlife's Better Than That

The poster at Riga International Airport is certainly graphic: A blow-up doll in mini-dress stands behind the slogan: ``Sex tourism? Sex terrorism.''

Cemetery tourism - the new fad

FIRST there were the grey nomads - now there are the "grave nomads".

Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre crowned the best in Asia

The Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre has been recognised as the ‘Best Exhibition and Convention Centre in Asia’ at the Travel Weekly Industry Awards held in Hong Kong.

Holland America Announces Most Diverse Caribbean Cruise Options

Holland America Cruises has announced the details of its itineraries for its 2008-09 season of Caribbean cruises.

Killer croc movie 'a tourism ad'

A MOVIE about a man-eating crocodile preying on tourists in the Northern Territory is like a $30 million advertisement for the Top End, says the film's director Greg Mclean.

Hungarian airline Malev announces Briton Lloyd Paxton as new CEO

Hungary's Malev Airlines on Thursday announced it had appointed Lloyd Paxton as its new chief executive officer, replacing Janos Gonci.

August launch for Virgin America airline

Startup airline Virgin America expects to begin flying next month after U.S. regulators gave the final approvals needed for takeoff.

Business Travel Show Dubai: Education holds the key to successful travel management

The Business Travel Show which launches in Dubai 29/30th October 2007 at the Madinat Jumeirah Arena, has unveiled the educational programme which will run in parallel to the up coming exhibition.

North American Airlines to Launch Scheduled Flights Linking Baltimore/Washington to Lagos, Nigeria

North American Airlines will launch three weekly scheduled flights linking Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) to Lagos, Nigeria beginning Sept. 4, 2007. This new service will operate with one stop at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport.

Asia Pacific – the Largest Single Market for the Travel Catering Industry

Following the success of last December’s Asia-Pacific Travel Catering show in Shanghai, more than 30 international exhibitors are already expected to take part in the next event in Thailand at Bangkok’s spectacular Royal Paragon Hall (5-7 September 2007).

PM to fly blacklisted airline

They say lightning never strikes twice but New Zealand's Prime Minister Helen Clark may wish to cross her fingers as she flies the same route as a Garuda airliner that crashed and burst into flames this year.

Samoa tourism benefiting from Fiji coup

The Deputy Prime Minister of Samoa says tourism to his country has been boosted by the coup in Fiji recently but he is concerned it is impacting on investment in the region.

Travel outlook cools as Marriott trims '07 forecast

The hotel industry's three-year boom, marked by steeply rising room rates and high occupancy, may have peaked.

Tourists flee Greek island fires

Hundreds of holidaymakers have been evacuated from hotels on the Greek island of Skiathos to escape raging forest fires.

Magazine drops Sydney, Melbourne down list

Florence was rated the best city on the planet. But is Melbourne REALLY worse than...BEIRUT?

Namibian Police Continue Hunt for German Tourist's Killers

Police in Namibia were searching Tuesday for two men who shot dead a German tourist and kidnapped his wife shortly after their arrival in the normally tranquil desert state at the weekend.

Why hasn't tourism in the United States soared?

Since 2000, tourism to the United States from abroad has declined by 10 percent. Though all nations lost tourism in the immediate wake of 9/11, virtually all other nations have made up the deficit and forged ahead.

Qatar Airways Becomes The Only Daily Non-Stop Middle East Carrier to Serve Washington, D.C.

Qatar Airways' historic maiden flight to Washington, D. C. will touch down at Dulles International Airport next week to a "fireman's salute" water arch ceremony and a fanfare of music and entertainment.

EU taking on hidden airline ticket charges

European airlines will have to advertise tickets at full price to avoid landing customers with a slew of hidden charges, according to new rules adopted by the European Parliament on Wednesday.

Irish group may set up regional airline for Caribbean

A group of Irish businessmen with aviation links is considering setting up a regional airline to service the Caribbean. It is understood the group is led by Donal Lamont, a former Aer Lingus pilot.

Cruising's next hot ports of call: Southeast Asia, China

The Port of Shanghai is getting a new cruise passenger terminal. Southeast Asian nations are teaming up on a Web site for cruise travelers. Officials from China are using the 2008 Olympics to promote a triangle of northern cruise ports. And don't forget about us, says Taiwan.

Continental, Indian airline sign deal

Continental Airlines Inc., the biggest airline at Newark Liberty International Airport, and Kingfisher Airlines of India agreed to share their customers as Continental braces for new competition in the burgeoning U.S.-to-India travel market.

Cruise sector ready for new passport regulations

The President of the Antigua & Barbuda Cruise Tourism Association (ABCTA), Nathan Dundas, has indicated that the country is ready for immigration changes in the cruise cruise sector due to go into effect in 2008.

Airline fleets set to soar as new planes take off

THE aviation industry predicts that the world's airlines will be pumping a staggering $3 trillion-plus into brand new fleets over the next 20 years.

Kuwait to sell 80pc stake in airline

The Kuwaiti government wants to sell an 80 per cent stake in loss-making national carrier Kuwait Airways (KAC).

NL airline could face $100,000 fine for security breach

Transport Canada is investigating an alleged security breach at St. Anthony Airport in Newfoundland.




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