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Theodore Koumelis
War impedes spring leisure and business travel plans
According to the Travel Industry Association of America`s (TIA) Spring 2003 Travelometer forecast, Americans will take
Business travel industry confident of market in face of war
In spite of the war in Iraq and economic uncertainties, the business travel industry which joined in the
FAA gives United Arab Emirates IASA Rating of Category 1
The U.S. Department of Transportation`s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that the United Arab Emirates complies with
Hotels in Europe face stiff competition from dedicated conference venues
Hotels which offer conference facilities and products are facing stiff competition from the growing number of
Edinburgh and Glasgow see potential for city breaks and business tourism
Edinburgh and Glasgow are maintaining a buoyant attitude towards their tourism sector - particularly in the
Emirates: Moscow here we come
The 80,000 visitors to MITT, the Moscow International Travel and Tourism fair, learned a lot more about
Qantas to reduce international flights by up to 20%
Qantas said the war in Iraq and the effects of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in Asia had continued to adversely
Martinair receives first new Airbus A320
Dutch airline Martinair received its first Airbus A320 last Friday. The aircraft are leased from
Airports and Air Traffic Control must reduce costs
With military operations underway in Iraq, the airlines need to work quickly and closely with governments, regulatory bodies and
ASTA board passes plan to add at-large directors – Measure would unify travel agents under ASTA
Under a resolution approved by ASTA`s Board of Directors, ASTA members will vote on an amendment to the Society`s Bylaws
