Drawing at 1st ATS-NY Skal joint MICE market seminar
By eTN Staff Writer
Alice Tillem, president, Hillside Travel of Hicksville, New York, was the lucky winner of a complimentary stay at the five-star Corinthia Hotel Prague.
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Golden Week In China
By Linda Hohnholz, eTN
The roots of Hawaii’s cultural history are intertwined with many of the Asian races.
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Marketing Strategy
By Linda Hohnholz, eTN
HONOLULU, HI – The Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau (HVCB) announced today that they are launching a telephone sales campaign this week in an effort to bring new meetings business to the island
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More Snow
By eTN Staff Writer
More winter weather is headed to the mid-Atlantic, midwest, and northeast, bringing even more snow to the already deluged areas.
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New And Established Markets
By eTN Staff Writer
The highly successful and well attended first joint American Tourism Society (ATS) and New York SKAL seminar focused on meetings and conference opportunities in new, as well as established markets.
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Collaborative Sales Effort
By eTN Staff Writer
HONOLULU, HI – In a first for Hawaii’s tourism industry, group sales professionals representing resorts, hotels, and travel companies statewide are banding together to launch a coordinated telepho
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Canada's Must-Experience Places
VANCOUVER - Olympic fever and national pride hits an all-time high as Canada prepares to welcome the world for the 2010 Winter Games.
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Airline Industry
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Travel industry officials say more airline flights to Alaska this summer may boost competition and result in lower fares to some Lower 48 cities.
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CLIA 6th Annual Cruise3sixty Conference
A celebration and recognition of women leaders in business and travel will be the theme of this years Cruise Lines International Association’s (CLIA) sixth annual cruise3sixty conference, June 2-6
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Winter Olympics 2010
By Chris Erskine
Vancouver is one of the few major North American cities without a downtown freeway. As such, it lends itself to strolling, shopping and exploring.
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Remarks From Gary Locke
By eTN Staff Writer
If you consider that tourism is an export, President Obama’s National Export Initiative should be of importance to the industry, as this initiative will keep the president and his cabinet’s attent
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Inflight Wi-Fi
By Hugo Martín
Ding! You are now free to surf the Net -- but on Southwest Airlines, you'll have to pay for it.
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Airline Security
By Spencer S. Hsu
Citing industry objections, the Transportation Security Administration is preparing to scale back a controversial plan to expand aviation security rules for the first time to thousands of private plan
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Giving Away The Money They Earn
By eTN Staff Writer
When Utah-based rock band The Yarrow first got paid for a performance, the band quickly realized they weren’t going to be able to do much with the small amount of money they received; instead, they
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Airline Advisories
By eTN Staff Writer
Due to a winter weather system currently affecting the US mid-Atlantic and northeast, some flight operations may be affected, resulting in flight delays and/or cancellations.
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Olympic Tourism
Sallie Reavey picked up the phone at her charming Briar Rose Inn and the caller asked about rooms in mid-February.
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Provocative Properties
By eTN Staff Writer
From seductive city dwellings to bewitching beach-side escapes, TripAdvisor says these properties offer serious va-va-voom for Valentine's vacationers seeking a sultry sanctuary a deux.
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Boeing 787 Dreamliner
By Dominic Gates
Boeing showed off the interior of a 787 Dreamliner parked Wednesday at Paine Field and provided a glimpse of some advances on the 787 assembly line inside the factory.
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CEO To Take On Dual Role
By eTN Staff Writer
YTB International, Inc., a provider of e-commerce business solutions for individual consumers and home-based independent representatives in the United States, Puerto Rico, Bermuda, the Bahamas, the US
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Airline Safety
By JOAN LOWY
WASHINGTON - A year after a regional airliner crashed into a house near Buffalo, N.Y., killing 50 people, the government has failed to implement most of the safety reforms it promised in response to t
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