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Made in Korea 2012 to provide dedicated business-to-business platform for tourism stakeholders of
Made in Korea (MIK 2012), a pioneering exhibition in the MENA region showcasing products, services and technologies from South Korea, has announced that it is preparing a dedicated showcase of the...
Dairy Crest faces £4m bad debt after Quadra Foods goes into administration | Business |
Company says write-off will have no effect on dividend policy or borrowings
Positive Reaction Continues For GNEX 2012 Timeshare And Fractional Expo | PRLog
Positive Reaction Continues For GNEX 2012 Timeshare And Fractional Expo. Over 90 companies from five continents participate in the timeshare and fractional industry’s Second Annual Global Networking Expo. - PR11794892
Hands-on experience is the key to graduate success - UQ News Online - The University of Queensland
UQ School of Tourism students recently had the exclusive opportunity to experience the culture and workings of an international hotel from an insider’s perspective, staying as live-in guests and participating in immersion style classes at Accor hotels across Brisbane.
Real Estate: Can downtown hotel market absorb huge supply boost? - BizTimes
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Voice Carrier Acquires PBillX in Order to Aggressively Enter the Hospitality Phone Systems and
Voice Carrier Acquires PBillX in Order to Aggressively Enter the Hospitality Phone Systems and Service Market
Hotel Giants Embracing Guest Reviews -- Good or Bad | CRM Daily
In a sign of how powerful online reviews are to travelers, some of the world's biggest hotel companies are adding customer reviews of their hotels to their own Web sites -- both good and bad.
Newsvine - Analysts mull impact of accident on cruise sector
Shares of cruise operators declined on Tuesday, with analysts questioning whether the capsizing of a Carnival Corp. vessel would hurt travel demand just at the start of the important bookings season.
Safety on the high seas faces scrutiny - FT.com
Carnival Corp has had little hesitation in seeking to pin the blame for the Costa Concordia disaster on the ship’s captain, Francesco Schettino. “The captain decided to enter into water he did not know in advance,” said Pier Luigi Foschi, chief
Carnival and cruise sector count cost of disaster - Travel - News - msnbc.com
The cruise ship industry faces an uphill task to restore confidence among customers spooked by spectacular images of the stricken Costa Concordia flipped on its side and could suffer a major hit to sales in a key booking period.
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