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Breaking Travel News interview: HH Sheikh Sultan Bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan, chairman, Abu Dhabi Tourism
One of the success stories of the previous decade, tourism in Abu Dhabi is set to go from strength-to-strength in 2013. Here we talk to HH Sheikh Sultan Bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan about the latest developments in the United Arab Emirates capital.
Future set for strong growth of Asian travellers
Asian travellers alone will account for one third of the world’s travel spend by 2020, according to a new report by IHG, one of the world’s largest hotel companies, and The Futures Company, which identifies the trends set to shape the next 10 years of travel and the new categories of traveller that are emerging.
FORMIA announces new business of RIMOWA amenity kits for Thai Airways
FORMIA, one of the world’s leading suppliers of high quality, branded in-flight amenity kits and cosmetics, today announces that, working with partners World Planet, RIMOWA and L’Occitane, it is supplying new high quality RIMOWA in-flight amenity cases to Thai Airways.
Where are the popular locations for cruising?
Where are the popular locations for cruising? How many passengers can cruise liners hold? This week, Cruise 1st have been pondering such questions, and presented them in this lovely infographic for you.
Groundbreaking hotel-club concept set to change the hospitality landscape in the Gulf region
The Domain Hotels has finally made public its plans for its first property, located in Manama’s Diplomatic District, overlooking the island’s beautiful coastal landscape. The Domain Bahrain bills itself as a “relevant concept for our time”, a hotel that inhabits a socially charged member’s club.
Inner Maldives Holidays launches innovative Anaglyph 3D Maldives Resorts brochure at ITB Berlin
Inner Maldives Holidays announces the launch of first ever Anaglyph 3D tourism hotels brochure of the Maldives at ITB Berlin this year. This is perhaps the first of its sort on print format that’s been used for promotion of Tourism industry anywhere.
Cyprus for families
The island-country of Cyprus, situated in the Eastern Mediterranean sea, is a perfect destination for a family holiday. With daily temperatures of up to 36° C, during the hottest months of July and August, Cyprus is blessed with a climate that gives families over 11 hours of bright sunshine to enjoy each and every day, during the six summer months. While choosing a destination for a family holiday isn’t always straightforward, Cyprus is endowed with qualities that will keep your family truly entertained.
What Is Happening In the Global Automobile Rental Market
In today’s financial market, which is suffering in the majority of the countries throughout the world, consumers are becoming more tight-fisted with their spending. More than ever before people are looking for bargains. They are looking to reduce costs and are becoming more wary of how and what for they are being charged.
Panama City: A Carnival for the people
As Panama emerges as a Latin American tourism destination authorities there are seeking to use the annual Carnival as a calling card for international visitors. Breaking Travel News here takes up the invitation and heads to Panama City to investigate what is on offer in the fastest growing economy in South America.
Breaking Travel News interview: Peter Ward, founder, WAYN
Where Are You Know (WAYN) is one of the largest social networks many people have not heard of. Following a major redesign, and on the cusp of becoming a household name, co-founder Peter Ward sites down with Breaking Travel News to discuss what the future holds for the travel-led brand.
Tourism growth outperforms global economy in 2012
The tourism industry has outperformed the global economy in 2012 - growing faster than manufacturing, retail, financial services and communications. The industry has grown its total contribution to GDP by three per cent and increased the number of jobs by five million to 260 million.
Why Australia is the perfect destination for gap year travel
The two most popular destinations for those taking a gap year, before or after university are Asia and Australia. Asia is a well-known backpacker’s haven, whilst a gap year in Australia is an ideal choice for those that want to combine some work with an adventure. You will be able to find lots of companies that specialise in helping those that have chosen a gap year in Oz. There are packages that specifically combine offering advice on getting work (permits etc) while helping you book adventure trips.