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 : Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Tourism in Seychelles was discussed with the press as part of a review of the region’s tourism industry. Alain St.Ange, the Seychelles Minister responsible for Tourism and Culture, took part in a conference call discussion panel as part of this …
Published on : Tuesday, September 2, 2014
While martial law remains in place in Thailand, it does not affect tourists or businesses there as Thailand is “getting back on track” after months of protest, Singapore’s travel industry was assured by Minister and deputy chief of mission of …
Published on : Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Ever since the first cruise boat docked at MPT three tourist seasons ago, cruise tourism arrivals in Goa have been on a descending path. Suring the 2011-12 season, 25 cruise vessels had docked at MPT, which reduced to 24 cruise …
Published on : Monday, September 1, 2014
No stranger to big business Thailand’s new Minister of Tourism & Sport joins the cabinet of PM Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha effective immediately. Her extraordinary capabilities arise from a caring family environment. Dr. Korn Suriyasat and Thanpuying Niramol have four children …
Published on : Monday, September 1, 2014
New Zealand – especially Wellington, its capital city – may be renowned for a love of coffee but the country is also perfecting the art of the traditional high tea. This great British tradition began in the mid-1700s as an …
Published on : Monday, September 1, 2014
Egypt tourism revenue from its monuments and historical sites have slumped by 95% since 2011. Reeling under political turmoil, revenues fell from 3bn Egyptian pounds (£250m) in 2010 to just 125m (£10.5m) in 2014, Mamdouh el-Damaty told al-Mehwar, a private …
Published on : Monday, September 1, 2014
It’s time for a cleanup of the Goa beaches. The beaches have to be garbage free and the state tourism department has appointed people to clean the seashore. The work will start from today, 01.09.14. The government has hired private …
Published on : Monday, September 1, 2014
The Bandaranaike International Airport on 28th August afternoon welcomed its 1,000,000th tourist in year 2014 . Sri Lanka Tourism has yet another feather in its cap for achieving another remarkable milestone as the country’s tourism industry stands booming with success. …
Published on : Monday, September 1, 2014
Tourism New Zealand has today announced changes to its LA and Singapore based business events, trade and management teams. Steven Dixon, Tourism New Zealand’s existing Business Events Manager North America, has been appointed to the role of Regional Manager – …
Published on : Monday, September 1, 2014
In 2013, Japanese tourists to Vietnam hit a record of more than 600,000 arrivals and Vietnamese tourists to Japan reached 85,000 arrivals. In the first 6 months of 2014, Vietnam welcomed 317,849 Japanese arrivals and Vietnamese tourists to Japan were …
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