Focus On Headline Topics As Largest World Tourism Convention Looks At Future Of Travel
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eTN
As a leading think tank of the global travel industry, the ITB Berlin Convention Market Trends & Innovations has become an important meeting place for decision-makers.
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ITB Berlin 2009 - March 11-15, 2009
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eTN
BERLIN (September 18, 2008) – The Studienkreis für Tourismus und Entwicklung e.V. (Institute for Tourism and Development) has just activated its new Project-Website in German and English.
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Berlin
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dw-world.de
Recent years saw Berlin emerge as the third most-visited tourist destination in the EU after London and Paris.
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Roving Reporter
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Dr. Einor Garely, Special to eTN
There are many wonderful cities in Germany that have high profiles including Belin (6.6 million over night stays) and Munich (4.5 million visitors).
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New Europe
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Robert Marquand, The Christian Science Monitor
WARSAW, Poland - They live in a historically battered region between West and East, the Rhine and the Volga, Berlin and Moscow.
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Germany
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telegraph.co.uk
Checkpoint Charlie, the Berlin Wall crossing place that came to symbolise the Cold War has degenerated into a seedy tourist trap which uses actors posing as border guards in a failed attempt to recrea
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Apply Now For Contests Concerning Sustainable Tourism And Social Responsibility In Tourism
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eTN
The Studienkreis für Tourismus und Entwicklung (Institute for Tourism and Development) is now accepting applications for the international competitions “TO DO!
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Berlin Air Show 2008
Berlin - India's rapidly expanding airline industry is typical of the robust markets that cheered European aerospace and defence companies on Tuesday, the first day of the Berlin Air Show.
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Uganda
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Jeff Mbanga l Weekly Observer
BERLIN – Haphazard preparations blamed on the lack of funds saw Uganda fail to sell the country’s full tourism potential to key markets in Europe during the just concluded international tourism exhibition (ITB) in Berlin, Germany.
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New Slogan Aims To Change Reputation, Lure More Tourists
BERLIN — In an effort to spice up its cosmopolitan reputation and stress its trendiness, Germany's capital has launched an image campaign centered around the English-phrased slogan "Be Berlin."
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Cuba
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eTN and travelatatinamerica.com
Since Fidel Castro announced that he has given up control over Cuba, many are asking the question: What will become of the island’s burgeoning tourism industry?
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ITB Berlin
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Nelson Alcantara
BERLIN (eTN) - The ongoing transport workers strike in Germany has done very little to hinder this year’s edition of the world’s largest travel trade show, as the first day of ITB Berlin managed to not only be mishap-free but the show is said to be breaking records and is completely sold out.
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Terrorism
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The Nation
BERLIN - Islamists are planning a terrorist strike against Germany, Interior Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said in a news interview published Sunday, repeating previous warnings that trouble was on its way.
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ITB
Santo Domingo.– Works by Luis Desangles, Celeste Woss y Gil, Yoryi Morel, Jaime Colson, Clara Ledesma, Gilberto Hernandez Ortega, Jorge Noceda Sanchez and Justo Susana are on exhibit at the Berlin Ethnologic Museum in Berlin, Germany.
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ITB Berlin 2008
Mecklenburg-West Pomerania welcomes the youth of the world and is acting as partner state at the third ITB Teachers’ Symposium Berlin, 25 February 2008 – At the ITB 2007 Mecklenburg-West Pomerania received the German Youth Travel Award for providing the best range of tourism attractions in Germany for young people, and this year, for the ... read more
ITB 2008 - World Travel Trends Report
Berlin – Preliminary results from IPK International’s World Travel Monitor for 2007, which will be presented at the ITB Future Day at ITB Berlin 2008, and published in the World Travel Trends Report 2008 the same month, confirm that US inbound tourism is well on the way to making a full recovery.
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ITB 2008 Berlin, March 5 - 9, 2008 - Press-Information
Berlin, 24 January 2007 – In line with the continuing shift in economic power to Asia, particularly to India and China, and boosted by the upcoming Olympic Games being held in Beijing this summer, the Asia Pacific region will continue to lead world tourism growth in 2008. This was one of the conclusions of the three-day annual Pisa Forum, ... read more
