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BI-ME , 03-07-2008 Tourism indicators show that 2008 will be a slower year but the Middle East is demonstrating incredible resilience. Despite the financial turmoil of the past months, global tourism is thriving and is expected to generate some US$8 trillion during 2008. There will be years of growth ahead in the emerging markets of [...] TTGasia.com, Jul 4 – 10, 2008 RAJASTHAN is strengthening its long-term position as the tourist capital of India. Tourism minister, Ms Usha Puniya, said: “We are committed to improving the state’s infrastructure. While this year’s budget is US$15.53 million, we are also counting on private investments.” Rajasthan is popular with international tourists as a [...] TTGasai.com, Jul 4 – 10, 2008 According to Bali Rasa Sayang, a grouping of tourism organisations that specialises in the Japanese market, Japan is Bali’s top market. Between January and April this year, Indonesia received 163,018 Japanese visitors, a nearly 13 per cent gain from the 144,330 arrivals reported for the same period [...] eTN, Jul 02, 2008 Indian travel agents have begun reworking their revenue streams after a funds crunch forced three leading airlines to scrap their commission. The aviation industry, struggling to cling on to competitive pricing despite increased overhead costs, is now faced with the prospect of a Rs.80-billion ($1.86-billion) loss because of the [...] Manila times, 23-6-2008 Iyog said the airline’s business strategy is to entice more passenger traffic to offset the rising expenses. “We want to grow the market amidst high oil prices. It’s not about market share, but growing the entire market . . . We cannot afford flying empty. Flying with an empty seat is [...] |
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