Let’s catch ‘em all in tourism
Unless you live under a rock, it’s almost impossible to miss the hype Pokémon Go has unleashed around the world in the last two...
Elephantine achievement
We get mystery shoppers and qualified quality inspectors to audit our retail fronts and hotels – why not audit elephant camps, or for that...
Brexit’s lessons for ASEAN
Pakse, Laos
Pakse, a small city nestled at the confluence of the Mekong and Xe Don Rivers in the southern Laos province of Champasak,...
Shiploads of Chinese guests
Back when international cruise lines were only beginning to show some interest in homeporting a ship in Asia either for a few months or...
Putting hospitality into hospitals
Hospitals should do more than following the hospitality sector’s lead in its client-centric approach; they should also look to successful hotels for lessons on...
TravelCorp mourns passing of former CEO Mike Ness
MICHAEL Ness, former CEO of The Travel Corporation (TTC), has died.
Stanley Tollman, founder and chairman of TTC, commented: “I am extremely saddened to advise...
Dubai seeks out family visitorss
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Safety must be first priority
As a traveller, I used to lament how tiresome flying has become...But today I’d have more stringent checks at airports, planes and trains, hotels,...
Playing tourist close to home
A second look is also what NTOs should give to domestic travellers...Countries with a strong domestic tourism are generally better equipped to withstand fluctuations...
What to do in bearish times
When you lose half your money, even though it’s just on paper, or when you don’t know what to do anymore or where to...
