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Travel leaders to assess economic impacts at ITB Asia

SINGAPORE – ITB Asia will be the first opportunity for the travel industry in Asia to discuss impacts and response strategies to the global economic crisis. Leaders of some of the most powerful travel companies in the world will share their perspectives ... TravelWeekly Asia
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RBA aims to get back in black

Brunei's cash-strapped carrier, Royal Brunei Airlines (RBA), said it hopes more airlines will start flying into Brunei and that its top priority is turning the company back to profit making. "We'll be more successful if we have more airlines coming ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China

A MAS/QF marriage?

20 July 2000 Fears that Kuala Lumpur’s new international airport (KLIA) is being starved of business by Singapore Airlines-driven hub activity at Changi have prompted the Malaysian government to consider an unlikely alliance: an investment by Qantas ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Hotels

Bid to revive Air Maldives even as legal battle looms

24 August 2000 An attempt to revive Air Maldives is underway even as the airline remains grounded amid debts and the looming prospect of a legal battle between the Maldivian government and Naluri Bhd, the majority shareholder of Malaysian Airlines. ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Corporate Travel - Travel Agents - Hotels

Cambodian govt considering restructure of national carrier

28 August 2000 The Cambodian government appears to have acknowledged the need to restructure national flag carrier Royal Air Cambodge ahead of what is set to become an increasingly competitive aviation industry in Cambodia thanks to the country’s ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Corporate Travel

Softly, softly, Kuoni takes its time in Asia

19 April 2002 In the last issue, Kuoni Travel Group's chief executive officer Hans Lerch spoke on how the company rode out 2001, its toughest year in history. In this issue, he shares with Yeoh Siew Hoon Kuoni's plans for Asia. Q: Will your dismal ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents - Airlines - China - Corporate Travel

Are LCC ads misleading or are you misled?

There was a time when the price of an air ticket was a case of WYSIWYG, perhaps just adding the airport tax. Things have changed with low-cost airlines. With other taxes, fuel surcharges, security related surcharges, credit card fees, insurance ... TravelWeekly Asia

MAS may lay off workers, raise fares

24 September 2001 KUALA LUMPUR - Loss-making Malaysia Airlines may have to lay off staff to cut costs, according to a report in The Sunday Star . Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ling Liong Sik was quoted as saying the possibility of lay offs was ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Hotels

Air Asia flying high after first year of operations

17 January 2003 KUALA LUMPUR - One year after it started operations as Malaysia’s first low cost no-frills carrier, AirAsia has romped home with a record passenger load factor and a clean profit. The airline, which garners a large portion of its ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Travel Agents

Orbitz cleared

20 December 2002 WASHINGTON - A US department of transportation study has concluded that Orbitz , the online travel store owned by the five largest US airlines does not have an unfair advantage over rivals such as Expedia . According to a report ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Corporate Travel - Hotels

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