travel tourism services

Watch women travellers,the fastest growing affluent segment

As the Mastercard commercial tagline for its women-only credit card used to go, “the men don’t get it”. But with the rapid growth of women travellers and their increasing disposable income, the travel industry had better “get it” or they would be ... TravelWeekly Asia

Hong Kong enters a new era

Hong Kong tourism is entering a new era with its current development of attractions and infrastructures, said Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) chair Selina Chow. In an interview with TravelWeekly during the trade launch of 2006 Discover Hong Kong Year, ... TravelWeekly Asia
China

Guangzhou starts catching up with Big Sisters

Guangzhou has set a goal for itself – to be in the same league as Beijing and Shanghai as tourism destinations . Industry players agree, saying Guangzhou is ripe for the occasion. “I think Guangzhou is becoming more of an international city,” ... TravelWeekly Asia
China

Money talks and moves

Currency fluctuations could be a pain or pleasure, depending on which side of the exchange equation you find yourself in. And financial analysts don’t make life easier for us trying to fathom the implications of the rise and fall currencies. Actually ... TravelWeekly Asia

Thailand travel alliance formed

7 December 2000 Key travel associations and Thailand’s private airlines have formed the Thailand Travel Industry Alliance. The historic alliance, with support from many sectors of the industry, has the potential to transform how Thailand designs ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - Travel Agents

Australia surveys market damage

3 April 2003 SYDNEY - The Australian Tourist Commission has taken a snapshot of some of its major markets to gauge the impact on tourism of war in Iraq and the SARS outbreaks in parts of Asia. The ATC's on the ground intelligence has confirmed: ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Travel Agents - Corporate Travel

TAT to target Isarn under ‘Unseen Thailand’ campaign

10 November 2003 BANGKOK - Under the Tourism Authority of Thailand’s (TAT) ‘Unseen Thailand’ marketing campaign, provinces in Thailand’s northeastern region bordering the Mekong River could get a boost in tourism following a new government-backed ... TravelWeekly Asia
Airlines - China - Travel Agents

TAT and Cendant to sign deal

BANGKOK - The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and Cendant Travel Distribution Services will cement a deal this Thursday n which Cendant will become the exclusive marketing and booking agent for the TAT. It will promote Thailand’s tourism products ... TravelWeekly Asia
China - Travel Agents - GDS

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

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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