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New contemporary hotel opens in Hong Kong

HONG KONG – Hotel Jen has opened in Hong Kong. The new hotel is located in the Western District, near Hong Kong University and just 10 minute’s from Hong Kong’s CBD, the Airport Express, Soho and Lan Kwai Fong. The 280-room independent hotel’s room ... TravelWeekly Asia
Hotels

New exhibitors (SPECIAL REPORT: AIME 2008)

MELBOURNE – With 243 new exhibitors attending AIME 2008, buyers are assured of a greater diversity of companies, products and services than ever before. Despite concerns about the flow-on effect of a possible global economic downturn, the ranks of ... TravelWeekly Asia
MICE

Meeting Great Expectations

Step into the quiet offices of Tetra Pak in Malmo, Sweden and there’s the sense that much is percolating behind the lightly colored, wooden panels of this well-established organization. From the research and packaging labs to the printing warehouse, ... Asia Food Journal
Packaging

Tiger on the prowl as Jetstar gets lift-off

Tiger Airways will continue to fight a bid by Qantas to link its operations with its low-cost Jetstar operation in Asia. Australia, Jetstar, has received a provisional green light from Australia’s competition watchdog, the ACCC, to link its operations ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines

High-speed cruise for Viking in Yangtze

Viking River Cruises operations in China has received “phenomenal response” and expected to carry 15,000 pax by year-end, a three-fold growth over its maiden year 2004 performance, said senior director for Asia business development, Sam Nee. “We are ... TravelWeekly Asia

SAS to offer third class

4 May 2001 SAS will be implementing three classes onboard its long-distance routes out of Asia to coincide with the introduction in September of larger Airbus A340/A330 aircraft. The new classes are Business, Economy Extra – a new, more flexible ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China

Long haul, low cost: Folks, it’s time to fly

New Asia-Pacific low fare carriers, Jetstar International and Oasis Hong Kong, are set to launch long-haul routes, while a third, VIVA Macau, will be targeting Jakarta, Sydney and the Maldives with a start-up programme that defies the established ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines

Supply Chain Management: RFID Gains Ground

Mandates from retailers around the world are a driving force behind the adoption of radio frequency identification (RFID) in the supply chain. But mandates do not tell the whole story. In fact, RFID is becoming the solution of choice for food processors ... Asia Food Journal

Shenzhen hotel price war looms

Shenzhen, what was a sleepy village 25 years ago, is now among China’s biggest booming cities. As the nearest city to the Hong Kong – China border, the bullishness of investors is pegged on its strength as a commercial hub. Its hotel sector is a firm ... TravelWeekly Asia

Wai takes up new challenges with The Ascott Kuala Lumpur

25 August 2000 After more than 12 years in hotel sales and marketing Esther Wai has moved into operations as general manager of The Ascott Kuala Lumpur, an upmarket service apartment. Wai started her career in the hospitality industry ... TravelWeekly Asia
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