Hawaii Tourism Recovery
By Chad Blair
Hawaii tourism officials and their marketing contractors expressed cautious optimism Wednesday that a steady recovery of the state’s visitor industry is under way.
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Stronger Demand Recovery
The Air Transport Association (IATA) is favorably downgrading its initial projection of US$5.6 million in airline losses for 2010 to exactly half of that at $US2.8 million.
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European Travel
Vacation demand has stabilized for the 2010 summer season in Germany and in the UK in particular, two of the largest tourism source markets in Europe.
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EyeforTravel 6th Travel Distribution Summit Asia
By Marco Saio
Amid mounting optimism for a promising year ahead for the Asian travel industry, EyeforTravel’s 6th Travel Distribution Summit Asia in Singapore (April 28-29) will focus on the theme of economic rec
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Madeira
By JEFFREY T. LEWIS
A week after torrential rains and mudslides killed 42 people and left 17 missing on Madeira, government officials are trying to restart the tourism business that is vital to the Atlantic island's econ
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Hawaii
Hawaii Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism says it continues to expect a gradual recovery in Hawaii's economy beginning this year.
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Business Travel
By reuters.com
NEW YORK - Demand for business travel on U.S.
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Haiti's Tourism
By INGRID BROWN
From the devastation caused by the deadly January 12 earthquake, Haiti could emerge an attractive tourism destination.
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Asia-Pacific Tourism Recovery
Travel and tourism, vital elements in the Asia-Pacific region's economy, have been staging a recovery since late 2009, with growth strongest within the region.
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Airline Industry
Singapore - The global airline industry will take at least three years to recover after the worst recession in six decades hurt travel demand, Giovanni Bisignani, chief executive of the International
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US Hotel Industry
It is a buyer's market for hotel rooms in the United States, and the situation is not likely to change soon.
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United Arab Emirates Tourism Recovery
By Issac John
DUBAI - Tourist traffic to the UAE is expected to recover this year and will gain further growth momentum in 2011 in the wake of promotional campaigns initiated by various emirates, Business Monitor I
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Tanzania Expecting Full Recovery
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
Income derived from safari camps and lodges built along the boundaries of the Serengeti National Park and the Grumeti sector have boosted the income of the district from a mere 15 million Tanzania shi
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Mexico's Foreign Tourism Revenue
By Jens Erik Gould
Mexico may take in $13 billion in revenue from foreign tourists next year, matching the level seen in 2008 before an outbreak of swine flu and a worldwide economic slump took hold, Tourism Minister Ro
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Dubai
Dubai is "better placed" than the UK for economic recovery, according to the president of the airline Emirates.
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Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA
By Laura Price
Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA, Brazil’s second-biggest airline, is raising fares for the first time in a year as the national economy shows signs of recovery, Chief Executive Officer Constantino
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Kenya
The tourism industry, which was battered by post-election violence, has almost fully recovered to its pre-2007 General Election level.
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Hospitality Industry
By Kristina Peterson
WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- The chief executive of hotel giant Marriott International, Inc.
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Airline Industry
By ANIRBAN CHOWDHURY
MUMBAI -- Kingfisher Airlines Ltd., Jet Airways (India) Ltd. and other Indian carriers are adding flights to meet a gradual revival in air travel demand worldwide, airline executives said.
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Zimbabwe Tourism
By CELEAN JACOBSON
JOHANNESBURG — The number of tourists visiting Zimbabwe this year has more than tripled, a trade official said Monday as entrepreneurs tried to lure investors to the troubled southern African countr
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