Thailand Tourism Forum (TTF), an influential annual gathering of top hotel industry professionals in the Thai capital, will be held on Monday January 23, 2017 at the InterContinental Hotel Bangkok. Now in its sixth year, TTF is organised by …
The Dalbeattie information centre is the first social enterprise in the region to sign up to the VisitScotland partnership programme A DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY community group has become the first social enterprise in the region to sign up to VisitScotland’s …
Sixteen (16) tourism businesses from Northern Ireland and the island of Ireland joined Tourism Ireland at the Classic Motor Show over the weekend. The Classic Motor Show is an annual event which takes place over three days at …
Texas Tourism, together with its key tourism industry partners, will visit Australia at the beginning of December, 2016 to share their insights into the exciting tourism possibilities in ‘The Lone Star State’. Travel agents and wholesalers are invited to …
According to a travel survey, 1 million British tourists were predicted to lose interest in travel to the U.S. if Donald Trump was to be elected as president. This poll was done before the election results and seemed …
Published on : Sunday, April 6, 2014
Union Pacific Railroad is seeking public input as it begins an on-site assessment of its police department. This assessment is part of the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies Inc. (CALEA) national law enforcement accreditation, which the railroad …
Published on : Sunday, April 6, 2014
In the framework of Viet Nam International Travel Mart 2014 (VITM Ha Noi 2014), on 3rd April 2014, Philippines Department of Tourism organized a press conference introducing Philippines’s destinations to promote its image. Program of introducing Philippines’s destinations was one …
Published on : Sunday, April 6, 2014
Three of the tourism industry’s most senior executives are joining the board of the Tourism Industry Association New Zealand (TIA). Air New Zealand Chief Executive Christopher Luxon, Auckland Airport Chief Executive Adrian Littlewood and Tourism Holdings Limited (thl) Chief Executive …
Published on : Sunday, April 6, 2014
The Zimbabwe Ministry of Tourism has ordered 670 vehicles from an Indian company, just two days after the chief executive of the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority complained that his organisation is suffering from fund deficincy. It said it had secured an …
Published on : Sunday, April 6, 2014
With Meitheal – Ireland’s largest travel trade fair – taking place next Tuesday and Wednesday in the RDS, tourism operators from across the country are preparing to welcome some of the world’s top travel buyers to their properties over the …
Published on : Saturday, April 5, 2014
The national tourism agency of Poland, Polish Tourist Organisation (PTO), will launch an online educational and certification programme for Indian travel agents by the end of next month. The programme is currently in the finalisation stage and is expected to …
Published on : Saturday, April 5, 2014
When Huckleberry Finn and his friend Jim took to the Mississippi River in a flimsy raft on their fictitious adventure, Mark Twain conjured only the moon and a dim lantern’s light to guide them. Which was perhaps the only illumination …
Published on : Saturday, April 5, 2014
Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) launches “Quality Tourism Services Accreditation Scheme” (QTSAS) not only to establish the standard of service quality for the tourism industry, encourage and support the trade to improve their service but also to recognize merchants for …
Published on : Saturday, April 5, 2014
European Tourism representatives gathered at the 57th Meeting of the UNWTO Commission for Europe identified enhanced international cooperation, innovation, private-public partnerships and accessibility as main priorities to ensure the sector’s future competiveness. The Seminar on Developing Effective Tourism Clusters, …
Published on : Saturday, April 5, 2014
When Huckleberry Finn and his friend Jim took to the Mississippi River in a flimsy raft on their fictitious adventure, Mark Twain conjured only the moon and a dim lantern’s light to guide them. Which was perhaps the only …
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