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Europe risks losing appeal for Asia (SPECIAL REPORT: WORLD TRAVEL MART)

LONDON - The UK and Europe have been warned that they are ill-prepared to meet the specific demands of Asian tourists, according to a report by Eurominitor International. The number of Asians travelling to Europe reached 14 million in 2005. Euromonitor ... TravelWeekly Asia
Hotels - Travel Agents

Outbound to Australia at all-time high

NEW DELHI- Outbound travel to Australia from India is anticipated to grow to 52,800 in 2004, a 15.7 percent jump over 2003. The increase follows intense efforts by Tourism Australia to tap and train travel agents and market niche segments. Tourism Australia ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents - Airlines - China - MICE

Removal of ringgit peg boost for travel industry

KUALA LUMPUR - The Malaysian government's decision to scrap the ringgit peg against the US dollar and float it against a basket of currencies last Thursday are met with cheer by Malaysians as it means cheaper goods, services and travel. Travel industry ... TravelWeekly Asia

TW Industry Awardees feted

SINGAPORE – Sixty winners of TravelWeekly (Asia) Industry Awards 2008 were feted in this city last night in an event that drew more 250 of their travel trade peers from all over Asia. Travel & Meetings Group (TMG) associate publisher, Tis Perera, said ... TravelWeekly Asia
Travel Agents

Cebu Pacific inaugurates Manila–Xiamen service

MANILA– Cebu Pacific (CEB) has recently inaugurated its direct Manila-Xiamen service. The four-times weekly Manila-Xiamen service is scheduled to operate every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday. Xiamen is CEB’s 10th international destination ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines

Pre-travel exchange showcase

MANILA - Giving overseas buyers the impetus to include the Philippines in their programmes will not depend only on the Philippine Travel Exchange (PHITEX) 2006's business appointment sessions scheduled on September 9. Some reasons have presented themselves ... TravelWeekly Asia

TravelWeekly China hosts inaugural travel awards event

15 November 2002 SHANGHAI - Last night, TravelWeekly China unveiled 13 winners of this year’s TravelWeekly China Travel Awards at a dinner held in conjunction with the China International Travel Mart (CITM) here. The awards, the first to be ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - MICE - Hotels - Hotels

TAT launches Thailand Grand Festival

22 January 2002 BANGKOK - The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) announced its campaign to boost local travel on Sunday with a high profile launch of the Thailand Grand Festival. With a target to boost domestic travel this year by five percent ... TravelWeekly Asia
MICE - Hotels

Sustaining Recovery

15 June 2000 “The patient is out of critical care but still requires a lot of nursing.” That’s how one industry veteran describes Malaysia’s recovery. He is not far from wrong. In the third part of this series, Corinne Wan checks out what’s being ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Corporate Travel - MICE

CITS plans HK listing

BEIJING - The China International Travel Service (CITS) Group is planning spin off its travel service unit, CITS Head Office, to list in Hong Kong next year. The move comes after the formation of CITS Group, which resulted from the merger and reshuffle ... TravelWeekly Asia
China - Hotels

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