door checks

First scores several firsts

16 January 2001 GENTING HIGHLANDS – The First World Hotel in Genting Highlands, Malaysia, has added a few "firsts" to its name when it opened its door on December 15. • First World will be the biggest hotel in the world when all its 6,300 rooms ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - MICE

Is SIA calling the tune?

13 July 2000 Two weeks ago Air New Zealand managing director Jim McCrea was signing a cheque for A$580 million (US$344 million) to buy Ansett Australia outright. Last Friday, he was checking out of the company after 44 years and leaving behind ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines

KL Sentral opens for rail travel

18 April 2001 KUALA LUMPUR – The Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station (KL Sentral) has opened its doors, meaning the 90-year-old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station ceases to be the boarding point and final destination for all inter-city train services. KL ... TravelWeekly Asia

Thousands of passengers stranded as Thai protests reach Bangkok airport

BANGKOK – Thousands of Thai anti-government protesters breached police lines and stormed the Thai capital’s Suvarnabhumi Airport yesterday, prompting airport authorities to close the international airport down, which left at least 3,000 passengers stranded. Airport ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Travel Agents

Around the world in one day (SPECIAL REPORT: CITM 2007)

KUNMING – The Chinese public were treated to a world tour in just one day when CITM 2007 opened its doors to non-delegates on Saturday and yesterday, when it ended its four-day run. People trooped to different booths in Asia's biggest travel show ... TravelWeekly Asia
China - MICE - Travel Agents

High fliers

Altitude attitude WHILE the rest of us mere mortals cross great oceans herded along with a couple of hundreds of passengers on a commercial plane, Luzi Matzig, CEO of Asian Trails, had done it with a certain panache coupled with high adventure. “My ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents

From hotel foyer to the baggage hall, it’s all changed for travel

If your hotel has an agreeable smell the next time you check in – something like fig or freesia – don’t be too concerned. Scents that make you feel good are part of a fresh attempt by hotels to make their corporate guests feel at ease. Ambience ... TravelWeekly Asia
Corporate Travel

InterContinental in billion-dollar splurge

24 September 2002 HONG KONG - Six Continents Hotels has announced a US$1 billion investment programme to refurbish and extend its 140 plus portfolio of InterContinental hotels around the world. At the same time it will introduce a host of new ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Hotels

THE LAST PAGE

Run with the GM Try out the “General Manager’s Power Run” conceptualised by the Portman Ritz Carlton Shanghai. Led by vice president and area general manager Ralph Grippo – a marathon runner - avid runners get to explore the city rather than ... TravelWeekly Asia

When airlines get star-rated

I fear the day when airlines start charging for using the toilets in airplanes which isn’t too far. Perhaps they might have coin-operated ones, where you get charged on a per-minute usage basis. Or perhaps they might have stored-value cards that can ... TravelWeekly Asia

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