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Ongoing on Malta – The Gaulitana Festival of Music

Aleksandr Shatskih

For travelers to Malta continuing through May 3rd, the Gaulitana Festival of Music will carry you away with the 7th edition with concerts by international and Maltese performers.

12 years ago

Alitalia On Bad PR and Profits Course

Aleksandr Shatskih

Just when European airline Alitalia could least afford bad publicity, news from the US Department of Transportation (DOT) tells of a fine of $125,000 levied against the airline for deceiving two passengers about their compensation rights.

12 years ago

Le Méridien Dusts Off 13 MEA Hotels

Aleksandr Shatskih

Starwood Hotels brand Le Méridien has announced plans for investing some $200 million in 13 hotels across the MEA over the next three years. The French brand has served the Middle East and Africa region for over three decades, and this announcements ensures the firming up of the hoteliers’ international footprint.

12 years ago

Eurovision 2013: Cyprus Must Win!

Mihaela Lica Butler

Cyprus must win because when you close your eyes, if you don’t get goose bumps, you don’t have a soul. Cyprus must win.

12 years ago

Zanzibar Collection Engages India Luxury Market

Aleksandr Shatskih

In a move to tap travelers from India, The Zanzibar Collection has appointed Renuka Natu as their Representative in India. News from the Travel Biz Monitor tells of Natu’s product and destinations expertise via the Kuoni and the Swiss Tourism Board. India execs may need take a look at a luxury Island getaway not so often mentioned, or EU execs for that matter. Look.

12 years ago

Air France-KLM Changes Leadership

Phil Butler

Air France-KLM is to have new leadership according to news from the company. Current CEO Jean-Cyril Spinetta, along with Vice Chairman Leo van Wijk step down as of July 1st of this year. , we had a twofold objective,” the pair declared in a joint statement.

12 years ago

Thomas Cook Sells Off North America Operations for Peanuts

Aleksandr Shatskih

Thomas Cook Group PLC has announced selling their North American operations to Canada firm Red Label Vacations Inc. According to the news, the deal was worth only $5.2 million from the firm that operates travel website www.redtag.ca.

12 years ago

Harvest Time at Entre Cielos with the Andes Out Your Window

Phil Butler

I was just speaking via Facebook IM with Cécile Adam, one of the owners of Mendoza, Argentina luxury resort Entre Cielos, which we covered in this article last year. News today from there speaks of what Cécile says may be a record grape harvest for their wine operations, and the hotel being picked a favorite by Travel & Leisure recently.

12 years ago

Top 5 Must See Attractions in Australia

Argo Contributor

If you’re planning a trip to Australia then you are in for a real treat. Combining rich history with a vibrant modern culture, Australia is home to some of the most amazing natural landscapes and attractions in the world. There is a huge array of things to see and do in Australia, but here are just a few suggestions to get you started:

12 years ago

Best Chicago Eats for Any Budget

Argo Contributor

Rather spend your money on sightseeing and shopping than fancy restaurants? You can still taste the best of Chicago without spending a bundle or resorting to fast food. Even college kids stay within their budget while bypassing Subway and tiny greasy burgers. Visiting Chicago to taste what the best chefs have to offer? If money is no object, you can’t miss restaurant row during your trip.

12 years ago

Boeing Lands Ryanair Contract, Biggest Ever in Europe

Aleksandr Shatskih

Boeing has just landed a Ryanair contract that is the largest ever from a European carrier. Boeing is to supply some 175 aircraft to the budget carrier, the purchase price totals were not disclosed.

12 years ago

Failte Ireland Says St. Paddy’s Day Best Ever

Aleksandr Shatskih

According to Ireland’s National Tourism Development Authority, Failte Ireland and the so called Gathering have seen a big boost from St. Patrick’s Day tourism.

12 years ago

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