TravelWeekly China Awards 2008
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eTN Staff Writer
SINGAPORE – Meritus Mandarin Singapore is proud to receive the “Best Business Hotel – International category” award in the TravelWeekly China Industry
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romance.travel
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eTN
Mood & Tone
There are some resorts in the north and northeast of Thailand that can arrange an elephant wedding for you.
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romance.travel
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eTN
Thailand has numerous world-class sites for divers of all standards, making it an underwater adventure paradise.
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Romance.travel
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NIck Goslink
Thailand – Each Traditional Thai Wedding has many steps and stages and maintaining proper etiquette throughout all of them is important.
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India
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Nagpur - In a shock to wildlife buffs, principal chief conservator of forests (wildlife), Maharashtra, has ordered closure of the high-profile
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South Korea
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chosun.com
A taxi exclusively designed for foreign tourists will debut on the streets of Seoul in the first half of next year.
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China
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jaunted.com
Six months after the earthquake, China's Sichuan province is more-or-less ready for visitors.
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India
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
BANGALORE - India is soon growing to be a popular medical destination following the availability of health care facilities that matched
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Amadeus
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eTN
Bangkok, Thailand, 18 November, 2008 – Amadeus, a leading provider of technology to the travel and tourism industry, today announced that David V.
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India
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bbc.co.uk
A Dutch couple visiting India's Bihar state, were charged an astronomical 10,000 rupees ($204) for four samosas, the spicy potato-stuffed snack.
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Nepal
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voanews.com
The end of a decade-long civil war in Nepal is drawing tourists back into the country, whose high Himalayan peaks attract hikers and visitors from all over the world.
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Medical Tourism
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mercurynews.com
SEOUL, South Korea — In this city's Apgujeong district, famous for its high-end boutiques and plastic surgeons, tourist buses unload Chinese and Japanese visitors looking for a nip and tuck as part
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Tokyo
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radioaustralia.net.au
A Japan Airlines passenger plane from Malaysia became stuck on the runway shortly after landing at Tokyo's main airport.
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US Will Reap Dollars Into The Travel And Tourism Industry
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eTN Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES, CA - Korean Air will realize significant benefits when the US waives visa requirements for South Korean tourists and business people, planned for next week.
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Dropping Fuel Prices Spur Lower Surcharge
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eTN Staff Writer
BANGKOK – Bangkok Airways (PG) will reduce around 10 percent more on fuel surcharge tariff on its domestic flights and up to 30 percent on international flights to align with the fall of the world
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Presented At Skal World Congress In Taipei
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eTN Staff Writer
Thailand took home top honors for Eco Friendly Transportation at the recent 7th Annual Skål International Ecotourism Awards which were presented by the President of Skål International, Phillip Sims
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Philippines
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abs-cbnnews.com
Despite the global economic slowdown, tourism officials remain confident that the local industry will be resilient as marketing efforts continue to mine specific markets.
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Malaysia
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Yusof Sulaiman
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (eTN) - The country's business capital, recently voted number four by FORBES business magazine under its list of world's ten next great cities, has claimed it is now facing a n
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Indonesia
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businessmirror.com.ph
SENGGIGI, Lombok Island—The dining area at the Sheraton Senggigi Beach Resort teemed with mostly Australian tourists on Monday, an unexpected sight the morning after the execution of the three Bali
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romance.travel
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eTN
Laguna Phuket - Asia's premier resort wedding destination, comprises five deluxe hotels: Banyan Tree Phuket, Sheraton Grande Laguna Phuket, Dusit Laguna Resort, Laguna Beach Resort, Allamanda Laguna P
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