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Tours to aid tsunami victims

SYDNEY - A travel company is launching three-day bus tours to the most devastated areas of Thailand to boost the local economies of villages wrecked by last month's tsunami. The trips, organised by Bangkok-based World Class On Tour, will give travellers ... TravelWeekly Asia
Hotels

HK braces for Lunar border traffic

9 January 2003 HONG KONG - Members of the trade met with the Hong Kong immigration department and the Hong Kong-Guangdong Cooperation Coordination Unit to implement new measures to secure better cross-border travel to and from mainland China this ... TravelWeekly Asia
China - Travel Agents

High-speed trains shrink Taiwan, expand tourism

The train itself is a technological marvel – the tracks run 345km down the west coast of Taiwan, and the Japanese-built Shinkansen trains will race across elevated viaducts and glide through 48 tunnels, the longest of which is 7.5 kilometers long. In ... TravelWeekly Asia

Hong Kong Disneyland opens for business

At exactly 1:00 pm on September 12, Hong Kong Disneyland opened its doors for regular operations. Some of the very first visitors excitedly ran their way into the grounds, indicating that they couldn’t wait a second longer to partake of the rides ... TravelWeekly Asia

Shopping as a contact sport

I have moods – all kinds – moods for fine dining, moods for junk food binges, moods for reading mystery novels, and moods for doing not much. And then there are moods of the most destructive kind: moods for compulsive spending. And happily, Singapore ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Hotels

Being safe

When it happened, the parents of two British teenage boys living and studying in England could have been so relieved that they allowed their sons to visit their classmate, my sister’s son, in Manila for the summer holiday. One couldn’t say that they ... TravelWeekly Asia

A subconscious desire to jump off a plane

23 August 2002 When I did a personality test on one of those many Internet websites some moons ago, I was labelled as a “skydiver”. I can’t quite remember exactly what that’s supposed to mean but I think it meant that I was someone who would be quite ... TravelWeekly Asia
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Croc noodle soup, now that would be a star

4 October 2002 The disbelief in the man’s eyes when I told him my destination was Alice Springs said it all. Even Aussies think Alice Springs is Outback of the Back of the Beyond. “Why?” he asked, eyebrows raised. He couldn’t fathom why an Asian-looking ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Corporate Travel - MICE - Hotels - GDS

The report from an ITB that never was

So, I survived. No, not ITB. But not attending the world’s biggest travel fair in Berlin – the first ITB I have missed in, I hate to admit it, 15 years. My first ITB was pre-Wall. I checked through Checkpoint Charlie, had dinner at The Grand and gaped ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Corporate Travel - Travel Agents - Hotels

Singapore: Enter the easy riders

Can Singapore’s new low-cost upstarts shake up the Lion City’s aviation industry? There was an air of the spy movie on the day that Singapore’s new low-cost player Tiger Airways was announced to the world. Journalists were rushed to a secret occasion ... TravelWeekly Asia
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