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China, Nepal join hands in promoting tourism

China-Nepal Tourism Cooperation

China, Nepal join hands in promoting tourism

KATHMANDU - The tourism bureau of China's Tibet and Nepal Tourism Board(NTB) signed an Agreement for promoting tourism.

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Government measures to arrest Thailand's tourism slump

Travel Promotions

Government measures to arrest Thailand's tourism slump

By Bronwen Evans, eTN Ambassador

The Thai government and country's tourism industry have agreed on a slew of measures to maintain visitor levels during the current global slump.

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Business travel - down but not out

Business Travel

Business travel - down but not out

NEW YORK — Airfare wars and room-rate promotions are usually aimed at vacationers, but airlines and hotels are resorting to similar tactics to regain their traditional cash cow — the business trav

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Hawaii viewed as potential new frontier for space tourism

Hawaii

Hawaii viewed as potential new frontier for space tourism

HONOLULU — Tourists coming to Hawaii for high-end getaways could someday be launched from the sand to the stars, taking island-hopping to new heights.

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Chinese tourists are the export that California is chasing

California

Chinese tourists are the export that California is chasing

By latimes.com

Five years after closing its overseas trade bureau here, California launched a new office Wednesday aimed at getting a bigger share of one of China's biggest exports: tourists.

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Vail Resorts announces senior management promotions

John Garnsey, Blaise Carrig And Stan Brown Promoted

Vail Resorts announces senior management promotions

By eTN

BROOMFIELD, CO - Vail Resorts, Inc. announced today that three senior-level executives have been promoted within the company.

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Time to put food on tourist menu

Australia

Time to put food on tourist menu

World travellers are a sophisticated lot, but don't tell Tourism Australia. Its marketing executives insist on selling a good ol' ocker cringe.

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Once people come to Denmark, they like it. The problem, says the tourism industry, is getting them here in the first place

Tourism: spreading the word

Once people come to Denmark, they like it. The problem, says the tourism industry, is getting them here in the first place

The country's slumping tourist industry is to be propped up with a new strategy that will spread knowledge of Denmark abroad by highlighting the positive experiences most visitors say they have of the country.

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