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Tourism developers bringing Europe to China 7-Jul-2011
The Chinese tourists wandering through Paris' Louvre this summer or shopping along New York's Fifth Avenue are part of the nearly 65 million Chinese who will travel abroad this year, according to
Taiwan should put forward comprehensive travel emergency standards for Chinese visitors under the free independent traveler (FIT) program in case they fall ill while in Taiwan
Increased local demand for Long Haul tours 6-Jul-2011
Tour operators have reported a strong growth for the segment despite the economic downturn and tour prices being increased.
Just a few years ago, when planning tourism trips, northerners would immediately think of familiar sites such as Do Son in Hai Phong City
Vietnam Airlines plans to operate more than 1,350 additional flights on a dozen of domestic routes with high demand for air travel
ASEAN forges ahead with tourism road map 6-Jul-2011
ASEAN is well on its way to developing its five year tourism roadmap.
As the Beijing Shanghai High Speed Rail gives more convenience for residents to travel, 7 cities along the route including Beijing, Tianjin and Nanjing have united to form a city tourism alliance.
The first international conference dedicated exclusively to the relationship between tourism and the media is to be held by the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
The Ministry of Tourism Malaysia recently unveiled another innovative tourism product, the "Malaysia Contemporary Art Tourism 2011" (MCAT 2011)
Research conducted by Technavio reveals, that the Cardiology Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 19 percent.
Vietnam Airlines to expand fleet 5-Jul-2011
Vietnam Airlines is seeking government approval to invest USD8.38 billion in a major fleet expansion that aims to raise fleet strength to 170 aircraft by 2020.
Tibet Airlines, a newly established Chinese airline based in Lhasa, Tibetan autonomous region of China, has taken delivery of its first Airbus A319
Laos, Malaysia Discuss Tourism 5-Jul-2011
Tour representatives of Laos last Friday met their Malaysian counterparts in Vientiane to discuss ways to boost the tourism between the two countries, Lao News Agency (KPL) reported.
Airline share prices have fallen 12 per cent so far this year as financial markets remain bearish, compared to a two per cent rise in worldwide share prices.
HCM City to develop river tourism 5-Jul-2011
The City has a friendly brand image and has become increasingly popular with domestic and foreign tourists.
The five star SuperStar Virgo cruise ship will dock at Ho Chi Minh City's Lotus port at 9am on July 5, bringing 2,700 sea travelers, mainly from Singapore, Malaysia and Australia.
Vietnam: Tourists to Nghe An rise sharply 5-Jul-2011
Nghe An province attracted more than 2 million visitors in May and June, including nearly 58,000 foreigners.
Vietnam welcomes more Japanese tourists 5-Jul-2011
Vietravel Marketing and Tourist Company said it will receive nearly 700 visitors from Japan on July 4 to 6.
Singapore outbound hit by overseas troubles 4-Jul-2011
THE STRING of natural disasters in New Zealand, Australia and Japan, coupled with unrest in the Middle East, put a dampener on Singapore outbound travel in the first half of 2011.
Shark scare at Vietnam resort 4-Jul-2011
Vietnam warned tourists and residents to beware of white sharks after one was caught in fishing nets in Qui Nhon bay in Binh Dinh province recently.
MAS promotes medical tourism 4-Jul-2011
MALAYSIA Airlines (MAS) has started collaborating with local medical centres to offer medical tourism packages to the international community.
International tourist arrivals grew by 4.5percent in the first four months of 2011, despite new challenges emerging since the beginning of the year
Malaysia expects more tourist arrivals from middle eastern countries despite some of then having problems currently countries
Philippine's tourism secretary 4-Jul-2011
Tourism Secretary Alberto Lim on Saturday expressed surprised at reports he's on the way out.
The Management Association of the Philippines is urging the government to allow the private sector to spearhead tourism promotion
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