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Profile of the TravelWeekly Asia Industry Awards’ judges

Paul Leung Yiu Lam President, Hong Kong Inbound Travel Association PAUL Leung is a true veteran having delved in almost every major aspect of the tourism industry. He currently holds many numerous high profile offices namely, the President of Hong Kong ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Corporate Travel - GDS - Hotels - MICE - Online Travel - Travel Agents

PHITEX 2007 seminars score high

The market-focused seminars introduced for the first time at the Philippine Travel Exchange (PHITEX) received good feedback from sellers. A day before the buyer-seller sessions kicked off, the seminars were conducted by the Department of Tourism’s executives ... TravelWeekly Asia
MICE

Travel agents not keen on SingaporeMedicine

SINGAPORE – Singapore travel agents are finding it hard to swallow SingaporeMedicine, a multi-agency government effort that includes the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) to promote Singapore as a leading healthcare services destination. Allan Tsang, chairman ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents - Airlines - China - Travel Agents

Stamping Shanghai's Seal on the world map

Expo 2010 is set to rival the famous 1939 New York Expo, which introduced television to the world, and the equally famous 1889 Paris Expo, which showcased the brand-new Eiffel Tower. Those famous fairs were landmark events that introduced new technologies ... TravelWeekly Asia

Don't underestimate Hong Kong outbound

The world travel industry focus is now on China and its mind-boggling potential overseas travellers. As of January 2005, its population hit 1.3 billion. By July 2006, it is projected to have an increase of 14 million. In 2005, its outbound posted ... TravelWeekly Asia

Staying power

Company philosophy Baron Travel’s philosophy is very simple: Anything worth doing is worth doing well. This means providing good service by ensuring that staff are well-trained, highlymotivated and have pride in the company they work for. This almost ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents

HK agencies remain cool to easing of rules to enter Mainland

The third phase of Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA III), which takes effect on January 1, 2006, has lowered financial requirements for Hong Kong travel agencies interested to set up offices in the Mainland. Hong Kong travel agencies ... TravelWeekly Asia

Travel Agents Act likely to be renamed Travel Services Act

24 December 2001 SINGAPORE - With the imminent phased deregulation of travel agents from next year, the statute to replace the existing Travel Agents Act (Cap. 334) is likely to be called the Travel Services Act, when passed in Parliament. ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents - China

Middle East airlines in the fast lane

While Michael Schumacher and his fellow Formula One speed freaks were burning rubber on Bahrain’s new Grand Prix circuit in March, Qatar Airways took to the road in slightly more sedate but no less colourful style. The airline has been touring the Arabian ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Hotels

Hong Kong sets up tourist guide accreditation

HONG KONG – The Travel Industry Council (TIC) of Hong Kong will set up a tourist guide accreditation system by July 1, in a move to improve service quality. This system ensures that tourist guides assigned by member agents are required to have a valid ... TravelWeekly Asia
China

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