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Selling Singapore

SINGAPORE is a hotspot for intra-regional travellers with its vibrant attractions and events. Furama City Centre, for one, is poised for more traffic. Said Jason Peck, vice president, sales and distribution, Furama International, “We are able to ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents

Langkawi ready for ATF 2005

The organisers of ATF 2005 have assured the industry that there won’t be any accessibility or accommodation crunch when Langkawi hosts the event. Tourism Malaysia deputy director general (II), Mirza Mohammad Taiyab said hotels in Langkawi have committed ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - MICE - Hotels

Knutsford whets appetites

Yes, this is the heart of Tsim Sha Tsu’s busiest shopping centers. There are Grandville Road and its export overrun outlets, Nathan with Kimberley Roads with their shops and boutiques. The energy is frenetic, everyone looks rushed, seeming to want to ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China

MayDay: The Storm Continues – Batten Down the Hatches

How to measure the real cost associated with botnets today that control over a million PCs worldwide and launch more than 100 billion spam messages a day, flooding the mailboxes of unsuspecting recipients? Cyber dependency has grown to such an extent ... EDN Asia
Software

Finding Hidden Transmitters

Some transmitters are not intended to be found. In the popular press they are called "bugs" and they can take on many forms. Other transmitters aren't supposed to be transmitters at all, such as FAX machines, microwave ovens and public address systems. ... Wireless Design & Development Asia (WDD Asia)
Components - Digital Hardware/components - Integrated components - Integrated subsystems - Signal Processing - Signal Sources - Software - Test & Measurement

Diversity in Melbourne

Melbourne is touted to be Australia’s biggest melting pot. It is called home by peoples representing 200 different nationalities speaking 150 languages. This diversity is most evident in the culinary offerings. Walk inside the malls and out on ... TravelWeekly Asia

Johor – where it all begins

July 2001 SKIP THE SHOPS, GO ISLAND HOPPING The capital city – Johor Baru – is sprawling but cramped with a mix-match of old and new development. Unless it’s a shopping orgy that you’re interested in, skip this and head on to the offshore ... TravelWeekly Asia
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Gateway to Sand and Splendour

Phuket, Krabi and Samui have the beaches, Bangkok has just about everything else. Chances are you’ll enter the kingdom through the gateway of Bangkok, so stay a couple of days and see what the city has to offer. Those who need a bit of therapeutic ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Travel Agents - Corporate Travel - Hotels

Fun for grown-ups: The future of theming

6 April 2001 Theming is going through interesting times. Established brands continue to grow – Disneyland in Hong Kong; Hard Rock in Pattaya and onward into Asia soon. Yet in places like Singapore, older theme parks and attractions like Haw Par Villa ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - MICE - Hotels

The Yankees are coming!!

23 November 2000 Luke Clark finds himself invaded by America - and takes some notes amid the cross-fire. Living in a resort means a lot of guests. Which is usually good, as these people bring the world with them. When you have no TV or live ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Corporate Travel - MICE

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