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- 345. Lufthansa Becomes World’s First Airline to Earn IATA ONE Order Certification
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Travel Industry News RSS Feed - Updated daily by TravelNewsAsia.com TravelNewsAsia.com Wed, 15 May 2019 Media Services Videos and Interviews...
- 346. Oil - a major factor affecting travel demand?
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Oil - a major factor affecting travel demand?.
- 347. Sustained Demand as Asian Travel Market shrugs off Fuel Surcharges in First Half 2006
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Sustained Demand as Asian Travel Market shrugs off Fuel Surcharges in First Half 2006.
- 348. Emirates to launch first-ever non-stop flights from Dubai to Shanghai
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Emirates to launch first-ever non-stop flights from Dubai to Shanghai
- 349. Starwood Launches SPG Pro
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Starwood has launched SPG Pro, a new loyalty program for meeting and travel professionals. Registered professionals, accredited travel agents and SPG members who influence group, event and corporate travel can now earn SPG elite status, upgrades and Starpoints for B2B business booked at any of Starwood’s nearly 1,200 properties around the world.
- 350. hub by Premier Inn Opens Second High-Tech Hotel in London
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hub by Premier Inn has opened its second hotel in London. The 112-room hub by Premier Inn London Tower Bridge hotel is situated on Great Tower Street, within walking distance of the Tower of London and London Bridge. With window views of the Shard and other world famous London landmarks and at only 0.2 miles from the nearest tube stations, Tower Hill or Monument, hub Tower Bridge e
- 351. IATA Urges Aviation Stakeholders to Make Greater Use of Operational Data
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IATA has urged aviation stakeholders to follow global standards and make greater use of operational data in order to safely accommodate an additional 3.8 billion air travelers by 2036. Speaking at the Safety and Flight Operations Conference, IATA’s Director General and CEO, Alexandre de Juniac, said,
- 352. International Tourism on Track for Rebound
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International Tourism on Track for Rebound. International tourist arrivals for business, leisure and other purposes are estimated to have declined worldwide by 4% in 2009 to 880 million. This represents a slight improvement on the previous estimate as a result of the 2% upswing in the last quarter of 2009. In contrast, international tourist arrivals shrank by 10%, 7% and 2% in the
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