Deutsche Lufthansa AG
In a difficult financial year 2009 the Lufthansa Group generated revenue of
EUR 22.3bn according to preliminary figures, around 10 per cent less than
the previous year (EUR 24.8bn).
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Continuing Expansion
By eTN Staff Writer
As part of its continuing expansion, CHI Hotels & Resorts, exclusive operators of the Corinthia Hotels Brand worldwide and of the Wyndham and Ramada Plaza brands in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EME
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German Aviation
By Kevin Rozario, contributing editor
While Fraport, owner and operator of Frankfurt airport, mainland Europe’s biggest hub, has just announced preliminary plans to raise its aeronautical fees (see eTN December 1), the company is also p
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Lecturer Exchange And Training Program
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
The Seychelles Tourism Academy (STA) last weekend organized a welcome party for two of their own lecturers and four specially selected hotel staff.
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YIG Germany Pavilion For Youth Travel
By eTN Staff Writer
ITB Berlin welcomes teaching staff from around Germany to the teachers’ symposium, which takes place from March 11-12, 2010. The program is now available online at www.lehrersymposium.de .
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Announcement At Annual Meeting In Mecklenburg Vorpommern, Germany
By eTN Staff Writer
David T.
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First Ever Tree Planting Between Germany & US
By eTN Staff Writer
Delegates to the recent American Tourism Society (ATS) 2009 Fall Conference in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (“Meck-Pomm“) located in the eastern part of Germany, donned jeans as they participated in the
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May 24 In Frankfurt
By eTN Staff Writer
Organizers of the IMEX Association Day 2010 in Frankfurt have announced a diverse and topical program intended to provide association executives with unrivaled educational insight in a day of intensiv
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Concerts And Memorials
By Matt Moore
With concerts and memorials on Monday, Germans will celebrate the day the Berlin Wall came crashing down 20 years ago.
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Berlin Wall
For many visitors to the German capital Berlin, one of the most commonly asked questions is where the Berlin Wall, which divided the city from 1961 to 1989, once stood.
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Visiting The "Holiday Country"
By Juergen T. Steinmetz, eTN
ETN publisher Thomas Steinmetz is attending the members of the American Tourism Society (ATS) gathering being held at the historic 5-star Grand Hotel Heilgendamm in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, wh
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Travel Alert For Travel To Germany
The German Foreign Minister has told visitors from abroad he can see no reason for the terror alerts issued by the US and UK governments to their citizens in the run-up to this weekend's federal elect
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Foreign Office Warns British Tourists
The Foreign Office said a video message - claimed to have been made by al Qaida - had been released urging Germans not to re-elect its government and to remove its troops from Afghanistan.
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Approval Granted From Germany’s Federal Cartel Office
By eTN Staff Writer
The German Federal Cartel Office has decided that Air Berlin will be allowed to take over the city flights network of the Hapag-Lloyd Fluggesellschaft mbH (TUIfly) airline, starting with the 2009/10 w
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Disney Cruise Line New Ship
The latest ship from Disney Cruise Line, which offers travellers Disney-themed cruise holidays took a step closer to life on the ocean waves yesterday.
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Cheaper Countries Becoming More Popular
By eTN Staff Writer
The price is the decisive factor: increasingly the choice of destination is determined by the travel budget.
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Lufthansa
Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Europe’s second-largest airline, said it aims to cut administrative jobs by 20 percent under a 1 billion-euro ($1.41 billion) cost- savings program as traffic falls and fuel p
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Germany
In the 1930s, "Auntie Ju" was considered the absolute pinnacle of airliners—comfortable, reliable, even beautiful, despite its strange warehouse-like corrugated aluminum skin.
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Air Berlin
Air Berlin, the second largest airline in Germany, will operate a new overnight line between Berlin and Tel Aviv, commencing Tuesday night.
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UN World Heritage List
By Nelson Alcantara
The United Nations cultural agency has removed Germany’s Dresden Elbe Valley from its World Heritage List due to the building of a four-lane bridge in the heart of the cultural landscape, marking on
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