The Australian government decision to raise the Passenger Movement Charge (PMC) by A$5, hitting international visitors and travelling Australians with a A$60 exit tax from July next year, is disappointing and could affect tourism growth momentum, says the Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC).
Innovative dental products from around the world are set to debut at DenTech China, the country’s major dental trade show.
Reports in Asia suggest Hanjin Shipping will sell some of its most-valuable ships, with Korea's Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM) tipped to want five of Hanjin's 13,000-container ships. Hanjin filed for bankruptcy protection in August.
US hotel chain Marriott International plans 19 new, mainly meetings, incentives, conferences and events (MICE) hotels in Thailand within the next five years.
Dubai Business Events says it has won 15 per cent more events in the first eight months of this year than in the whole of 2015.
The UN Security Council has approved its first-ever resolution to address extremist threats to civil aviation and urge stronger security screening and checks at airports world wide.
Beijing Capital International Airport, the largest air hub in China, now is helping foreign airports translate signs and train staff to deliver services in Chinese*.
North America's Alaska Airlines is testing a system at Los Angeles International Airport that lets passengers tag their own bags and leave them at an automated station.
To ensure the two families involved retain a controlling stake in Latam Airways group, The Amaro family from Brazil and Chile's Cueto family have amended their corporate structure ahead of the entry of Qatar Airways to the share register.
Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts has launched The Table by Golden Circle, a new food and beverage loyalty program for hotel residents and walk-in diners.
Australia's Immigration and Border Force officials have commenced a two-week long strike at airports and at cruise ship ports across the country.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has filed a request for antitrust immunity with the US Department of Transportation to allow international airlines to discuss options to maintain connectivity with Venezuela in light of the Venezuelan government’s continuing refusal to release US$3.8 billion in airline funds.
Alexandre de Juniac, director-general of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has told a Singapore meeting that airlines are expected to generate US$39.4 billion in net profit for 2016.
The Australian government decision to raise the Passenger Movement Charge (PMC) by A$5, hitting international visitors and travelling Australians with a A$60 exit tax from July next year, is disappointing and could affect tourism growth momentum, says the Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC).
Innovative dental products from around the world are set to debut at DenTech China, the country’s major dental trade show.
Reports in Asia suggest Hanjin Shipping will sell some of its most-valuable ships, with Korea's Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM) tipped to want five of Hanjin's 13,000-container ships. Hanjin filed for bankruptcy protection in August.
US hotel chain Marriott International plans 19 new, mainly meetings, incentives, conferences and events (MICE) hotels in Thailand within the next five years.
Dubai Business Events says it has won 15 per cent more events in the first eight months of this year than in the whole of 2015.
The UN Security Council has approved its first-ever resolution to address extremist threats to civil aviation and urge stronger security screening and checks at airports world wide.
Beijing Capital International Airport, the largest air hub in China, now is helping foreign airports translate signs and train staff to deliver services in Chinese*.
North America's Alaska Airlines is testing a system at Los Angeles International Airport that lets passengers tag their own bags and leave them at an automated station.
To ensure the two families involved retain a controlling stake in Latam Airways group, The Amaro family from Brazil and Chile's Cueto family have amended their corporate structure ahead of the entry of Qatar Airways to the share register.
Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts has launched The Table by Golden Circle, a new food and beverage loyalty program for hotel residents and walk-in diners.
Australia's Immigration and Border Force officials have commenced a two-week long strike at airports and at cruise ship ports across the country.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has filed a request for antitrust immunity with the US Department of Transportation to allow international airlines to discuss options to maintain connectivity with Venezuela in light of the Venezuelan government’s continuing refusal to release US$3.8 billion in airline funds.
Alexandre de Juniac, director-general of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has told a Singapore meeting that airlines are expected to generate US$39.4 billion in net profit for 2016.
