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Andrew's Compatibility Testing for Handset Vendors Supports Caller Location Applications

As new mobile devices come to market that support location-based services, network operators increasingly favor solutions that are based on Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) protocols. Helping ensure compatibility, Andrew Wireless Solutions, a CommScope ... Wireless Design & Development Asia (WDD Asia)
Digital Hardware/components - Integrated subsystems - Services - Test & Measurement

Infineon Chips Ensure 22 Million Daily Contactless Transactions Run Smoothly for Seoul's Public Transportation System

Infineon Technologies has been supplying semiconductors to the T-money (Transportation money) project in the greater Seoul area of Korea. This is one of the largest projects worldwide for contactless applications in public transportation systems. Since ... Wireless Design & Development Asia (WDD Asia)
Components - Semis/ICs/Mmics

THE EMPIRE: A hotelier's dream or nightmare?

The talk of the ASEAN Tourism Forum was not about so much about ASEAN tourism but about The Empire Hotel & Country Club, the former Jerudong Park Hotel, whose name is legendary in hotelier circles. For the first time, the international travel trade ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Corporate Travel - Travel Agents - MICE

Surviving in a zero commission environment

No one believes the future will be anything but tough for travel agents unless they adapt to the new environment in which commissions will be a fondly-remembered thing of the past. Today it’s the airlines cutting commissions – tomorrow it will be ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents - Corporate Travel

A ‘business trip’ in Beijing

CBITM ended and TravelWeekly, which served as it official day, had the luxury of time to do some traipsing around Beijing’s must- visit places. Armed with tourist maps and guides, recommendations from the city’s travel trade members, the day’s skeletal ... TravelWeekly Asia

The world according to ITB

Mismatched clothes were the latest fashion statement at this year’s ITB in Berlin. Thank God for the freezing temperatures that their fashionfaux pax lay covered underneath the thick overcoats. They must have been fuming underneath, not from the heating ... TravelWeekly Asia

Airlines prepare to move out of Subang airport

25 February 2002 KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) has issued letters to airlines operating at Terminal Three of the Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang asking them to prepare for the closure of the airport and to get ready ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Hotels

Fiji forms tourism action group as hostage release nears

As news came of a likely breakthrough in Fiji's political hostage drama, the nation's travel trade has joined forces to form a tourism action group. According to a daily bulletin issued by the Fiji Tourism Board at 12 noon on Friday, a breakthrough ... TravelWeekly Asia
Hotels

No more commercial flights from Subang in 2002

27 November 2000 KUALA LUMPUR - All commercial flights out of the Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang are expected to cease from April 2002 when the Express Rail Link (ERL) to the KL International Airport in Sepang goes into service. Transport ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines

Tour guides in taxis for Singapore

SINGAPORE – Visitors to Singapore can now be shown around Singapore by a professional tourist guide in a taxi. The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) has signed an agreement with the Singapore Taxi Academy (STA) today to introduce a new Taxi Tourist Guide ... TravelWeekly Asia

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