Tourism Resilience
By David Beirman, eTN Travel and Tourism Security Expert
The tourism industry worldwide began 2009 well prepared for a bumpy ride. The days of confused ... read more
The Year That Was 2009
By Dr. Peter Tarlow, Tourism & More, Inc.
The dawn of a new year almost always means hopes for a better year than the year that has just ... read more
Airline Industry
With the threat of H1N1, the CDC is now focusing on air filtration in ... read more
H1N1 And Travel
The U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention is reporting the H1N1 virus is now ... read more
Airlines and the Economic Downturn
By Luc Citrinot, eTN Staff Writer
Despite a forecast by that International Air Transport Association (IATA) that world ... read more
Korea Welcomes Returning Japanese Tourists
Japanese tourists are returning to South Korea as worries ease over the spread of the influenza ... read more
Thailand Low-Cost Carrier
By Luc Citrinot, eTN Staff Writer
BANGKOK (eTN) - Regional Thai carrier Bangkok Airways’ struggles with its international ... read more
Saudi Arabia
By eTN Staff Writer
Restrictions placed on travelers to Umrah during the holy month of Ramadan would have a severe ... read more
India
Business and leisure travel in India shows no signs of being adversely hit by H1N1. Business ... read more
H1N1 Swine Flu
By eTN Staff Writer
As Influenza A continues to be a challenge for mankind, Skål International has joined forces ... read more
Swine Flu in Bali
By Balidiscovery.com
Bali's transparency and aggressive steps to thwart the spread of "swine flu" or the H1N1 Virus ... read more
Swine Flu in Africa
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN Staff Writer
KAMPALA, Uganda (eTN) - Following the breaking news a few days ago that Kenya reported the first ... read more
Swine Flu in Africa
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN Africa
Following the breaking news a few days ago that Kenya reported the first case of the H1N1 flu, ... read more
Swine Flu in Bali
By Balidiscovery.com
At least four foreign visitors suffering from the H1N1 Virus have been warded briefly at the ... read more
Swine Flu in Australia
By David Beirman, eTN crisis expert
Since my last eTN article on this issue a few short weeks ago, there have been some worrying ... read more
Swine Flu
By eTN Staff Writer
Seventeen cases of influenza A (H1N1) infection have been confirmed in the Eastern Seaboard ... read more
Thailand
BANGKOK - A German tourist who died in Thailand this week after falling ill with a fever did not ... read more
Swine Flu
By Nelson Alcantara
The European Tour Operators Association has said ever since Dr Margaret Chan, the director of ... read more
Swine Flu Response
By Dr. Peter Tarlow, Tourism Tidbits
The recent arrival of swine flu has once again proven the validity of Talcott Parson's famous ... read more
R.O.A.R.
By Anton Anderssen
Middle-aged baby boomers and the elderly have a new reason for celebrating maturity – we are ... read more
Swine Flu
By Nelson Alcantara
The growing number of swine-flu cases in the United States and Mexico has caused some ... read more
