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eTurboNews
05-24-2008
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Dear eTN reader,
With the release of a US$3 million emergency tourism fund to help lure tourists to Hawaii, some Hawaii residents are wondering whether Hawaii tourism officials have lost their minds. With fuel prices skyrocketing, it comes as no surprise why residents are in a state of disbelief for how tourism officials have been reacting to the recent challenges in Hawaii tourism. Click to today's lead story for more on these developments.
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Sincerely,
Nelson Alcantara
Editor-in-Chief
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Hawaii tourism: In a panic mode?
By Nelson Alcantara
HONOLULU (eTN) – The panic button in Hawaii tourism has been pressed. That button amounts to the tune of $3 million, which the Hawaii Tourism Authority calls “Emergency Tourism Fund.”
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PolyU hosted 2nd International Forum on China Hotel Brand Development
The School of Hotel and Tourism Management (SHTM) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and the School of Business of Sun Yat-sen University recently co-hosted the 2nd International Forum on China Hotel Brand Development in Guangzhou. >read more> |
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International Visitation up 15 Percent in February 2008 - Spending at $ 11.6 Billion for the Month
Year-To-Date Arrivals 13 Percent above Last Year
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced that 3.3 million international visitors traveled to the United States in February 2008, an increase of 15 percent over February 2007. Total visitation year-to-date … May 20, 2008 | |
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Africa Travel Association Congress opens in Tanzania
By Apolinari Tairo
ARUSHA, Tanzania (eTN) - The Africa Travel Association (ATA) 33rd Congress opened in here in Tanzania’s northern tourist town of Arusha on Monday with an emphasis to promote African tourism in the global competitive markets.
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Tourism this week in Latin America
By travelatlatinamerica.com
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Tam strengthens scheduling from Buenos Aires in winter
This winter, the airline will add seven new frequencies per week, linking Buenos Aires with different points of Brazil. From June 19th to August 10th, it will add departures from Ezeiza to Recife, Porto Seguro, Salvador, Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
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Israel must make up its mind if it wants peace, Arab ministers say
By eTN Staff writer
Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt - Israel must make up its mind that it really wants peace with the Palestinians, and only a resolution of their conflict can bring stability to the troubled region, senior government ministers from Egypt and Jordan told the World Economic Forum on the Middle East on Monday.
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Kenya charter flights to resume in July as tourism recovers
Charter flights to Mombasa by Italian firm Blue Panorama are set to resume in July, Tourism minister Najib Balala announced.
The flights from one of the country's leading tourist source markets are a sign of confidence in Kenya following aggressive marketing by various players in the industry.
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