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2011 Articles Archive

2011 Articles Archive

Taipei partners with Ctrip to draw Chinese FITs

A TAIPEI city government website, Taipeitravel.net, has embarked on an online collaboration with Ctrip, one of China's largest OTAs, to promote the Taiwan capital...

Hong Kong’s Travel Expert embarks on IPO

HONG KONG-based Travel Expert will be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange starting September 29. A specialist in FIT packages, the travel agent’s...

Yangon considers restarting stalled airport project to satiate demand

A LARGE increase in passenger numbers at Yangon International Airport has prompted the government to consider reviving the mothballed Hantharwaddy airport project near Bago...

Kuoni gets a makeover

FOLLOWING its acquisition of Gullivers Travel Associates (GTA) in May (TTG Asia e-Daily, May 6) and as the final component of a three-year investment...

Indonesia inbound on a roll

THERE were 745,451 overseas arrivals to Indonesia in July, a 13.2 per cent increase over last July’s 658,476 visitors. Indonesia Minister of Culture and...

Taiwan-Hainan connections set to quadruple

DIRECT flights between Taiwan and Hainan are set to increase four-fold this year, with China Airlines (CAL) launching earlier this month twice-weekly services between...

Earthquake hits Himalayan peak season

THE EARTHQUAKE which ripped through parts of Nepal, Bhutan, and the North-east Indian territories of Sikkim and north Bengal last Sunday has halted the...

Philippine Airlines moves forward with labor restructuring scheme

PHILIPPINE Airlines (PAL) is going ahead with plans for a company spinoff effective October 1, which will affect 2,600 employees in its catering, airport...

Rail Europe launches B2B portal for South-east Asian travel agents

RAIL Europe launched yesterday its new B2B online portal for South-east Asia, giving travel agents in the region access to the company’s range of...

Airline industry staying afloat – for now

THE GLOBAL aviation industry performed better than expected in the first half of 2011, despite turbulent and uncertain economic conditions in Europe and the...