National President Clarifies to all the issues raised by the Travel Agents
Biji Eapen President, IAAI Dear Krishna Rao, Greetings from IAAI. Thanks for your mail dated 23rd Dec 2011 regarding the issues pertaining to our travel trade. Let me take this opportunity to clarify and brief you on certain points you had mentioned. YES. As you have said rightly, we are stepping into 2012 with the herculean task of recovery from the...
Disastrous Weekly Payment haunts Travel Agents
Associations turn Assassins – Protectors turn Destructors Several Associations play mute game in self interest. One sided regulations imposed by Airlines benefit select large Travel Agents and drowns medium and small Agents. Genocide awaits majority of Agents. Surviving Select Agents hand-in-glove with Airlines could plunder Airlines coffers. In the...
Air Transport Markets Weaken in November
Geneva – The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced global traffic results for November showing a softening in passenger markets while air cargo markets remained weak compared to levels attained earlier in the year. Passenger traffic was 4.3% above November 2010 levels but this is skewed as November 2010 was a particularly weak month....
Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Copacabana Beach stretches from Posts Dois near Princesa Isabel Avenue all the way down to Posto Seis. From end to end it’s about 4 kilometres long. The name Copacabana is derived from the Virgin de Copacabana who is the patron saint of Bolivia. A chapel in the Virgin’s honour was built near the beach (hence the name) but was replaced by a fort...
‘Hunar Se Rozgar Tak’ programme announced by Union Minister for Tourism
Ministry of Tourism (MoT), Government of India has outlined several new initiatives for the programme Hunar Se Rozgar Tak (HSR) during the 12th Five-Year Plan. This information was provided by Subodh Kant Sahai, Union Minister for Tourism, while addressing the meeting of the Consultative Committee of Parliament attached to his Ministry in New Delhi....
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Air Cargo forecast for 2012, revised by IATA
While Boeing is forecasting a longterm surge in air cargo demand, a more sobering view was expressed by The International...
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National President Clarifies to all the issues raised by the Travel Agents
Biji Eapen President, IAAI Dear Krishna Rao, Greetings from IAAI. Thanks for your mail dated 23rd Dec 2011 regarding the...
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Makalu Base Camp Trek
John Paul Van Der Woerd from Amsterdam had trekked to Kanchenjunga in 2007. He returned to Nepal again this year in November,...
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Emirates’ to Fly: Dublin to Dubai
STARTING next year Emirates will launch a daily Dublin (Ireland) to Dubai (UAE) service carrying 15 tonnes of belly-hold...
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‘Hunar Se Rozgar Tak’ programme announced by Union Minister for Tourism
Ministry of Tourism (MoT), Government of India has outlined several new initiatives for the programme Hunar Se Rozgar Tak (HSR) during the 12th Five-Year Plan. This information was provided by Subodh Kant Sahai, Union Minister for Tourism, while addressing the meeting of the Consultative Committee of...
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Emirates’ to Fly: Dublin to Dubai
STARTING next year Emirates will launch a daily Dublin (Ireland) to Dubai (UAE) service carrying 15 tonnes of belly-hold cargo. Emirates SkyCargo is already active in Ireland, primarily transporting goods through Manchester and London (both UK). Pharmaceuticals, which make up nearly a quarter of Ireland’s...
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Bahrain destroys ‘explosive’ package
SECURITY forces were on high alert after it was reported that a package containing explosives was discovered and destroyed at Bahrain’s airport. Bahrain’s interior ministry reported that explosives were discovered but later amended that, saying: “after examining [the] package at [the] lab it turns...
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Decline in Air Freight Continues
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced global traffic results for October. Cargo demand was 4.7% below the same month in 2010 while passenger traffic showed a 3.6% rise over previous year levels. “Cargo is the story of the month. Since mid-year the market has shrunk by almost...
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Recession lingers over LAX
OCTOBER 2011 volumes at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) are worse than those during October 2008 when the recession hit. This October volumes dropped 10.7 per cent, as Asian imports remained weak. There has been no notable growth – except 0.8 per cent between September and October, as ocean...
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Air Cargo forecast for 2012, revised by IATA
While Boeing is forecasting a longterm surge in air cargo demand, a more sobering view was expressed by The International Air Transport Association (IATA) yesterday. The immediate short-term outlook is so dim, in fact, that IATA announced revisions to its industry forecast. This is in marked contrast...
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Presentation made by Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board before IAAI Tamilnadu State Committee
Mr. Nazrul Izwan Ismail, Consul (Consular & Immigration) ,Malaysian High Commission as Chief Guest
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IAAI Trichy Regional Committee Meeting Held on 26th At SRM Hotel,Trichy
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Pegasus Solutions launches OpenFlex
Pegasus Solutions has launched OpenFlex as the debut offering from its Open Hospitality® service. A mobile website design solution, OpenFlex allows hotels to deliver promotional offers correctly formatted for any mobile device. OpenFlex ensures that the hotels are capable of seizing business opportunities...
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Spain more popular among Britons
T h e l a t e s t f i g u r e s f r om HomeAway.co.uk, the UK’s number one holiday rentals website, show Spain was the most popular destination for summer holidays in 2011. In terms of the number of booking enquiries for breaks in Q3 2011, Malaga Province and Majorca claimed first and second place,...
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