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Boycott call raises alarm bells in India

9 November 2001 A statement by the newly-formed Muslim (Indian Hoteliers Association) calling for a boycott of all UK and US goods and services supplied to its 800 members has raised alarm bells in the Indian hospitality industry. The statement, ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents - Corporate Travel

India’s Tourism Body Dismisses Association’s Call For Boycott Of UK and US Goods

2 November 2001 MUMBAI - Reacting to the “loss of life of innocent people as a result of US bombings in Afghanistan”, the newly formed three-day old (Muslim) Indian Hoteliers Association (IHA) has said it will boycott all UK and US goods and services ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents - Corporate Travel

What price loyalty now?

Australian visitors gave Bali a second chance after the October 2002 bombings - arrivals in the first six months of this year were up 9.3 percent on last year’s figures. But now the merchants of malice have literally blown the recovery to bits. A second ... TravelWeekly Asia

Chinatown's coming alive

July 2001 Chinatown to me is for the tourists. It is where I see tour buses unload their packs of camera-toting, batik-clad visitors. It is where I often get mistaken for a Japanese tourist – so I generally avoid it. But my recent visit through ... TravelWeekly Asia
China - MICE

THAILAND ANALYSIS: Opportunity Knocks Loudly

Thailand's world-famous cuisine is gaining in popularity at the international level. In 2006, the country's food manufacturers posted a total turnover of over $9.3 billion, representing a double-digit jump compared to the previous year. Seafood accounted ... Asia Food Journal
Analysis

Export Markets: Satisfying Asia’s Appetite

To tap into the fast evolving markets of Asia, food manufacturers need to treat the market with a thorough understanding of the Asian way of doing business. A focus on cost, quality and speed of delivery will also always reap tangible results. First-impressions ... Asia Food Journal
Analysis

The tough sell

7 December 2001 From Col Gadaffi’s Libya to Mayor Rudi Giuliani’s New York, everyone wanted to be seen at this year’s World Travel Market. WTM 2001 was the toughest yet for sellers attempting to woo buyers in the aftermath of the World Trade Centre ... TravelWeekly Asia
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HALAL FOOD: Kitchen of the World Goes Halal

All across the world, populations of Muslim people can be found in almost every society and country. Comprising over a quarter of the world’s 6.4 billion population, or about 1.8 billion, the demographics and profile of Muslim consumers differ greatly ... Asia Food Journal
Certification

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