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European Companies See Business Travel as Top Three Risk

Aleksandr Shatskih

Business travel in Europe might be expected to pick up in 2013, but the concerns over risk associated with employee international travel is also on the rise among companies in the region, as research published by the ACE Group shows. More than half of the companies the group surveyed think that the level of business travel […]

13 years ago

Cyber Monday Travel Deals Announced

Aleksandr Shatskih

RitzTours.com and AffordableAsia.com; TripShock and many others, have already announced Cyber Monday travel deals. Argophilia has selected some of the most interesting.

13 years ago

Black Friday Travel Deals:Club Med’s Most Popular Resorts

Aleksandr Shatskih

Club Med announced its Black Friday Sale Nov. 23-25, 2012 and Cyber Monday Online Only Sale, Nov. 26-28, 2012. The travel company will offer exclusive deals on its most popular resorts around the globe.

13 years ago

Tune Hotels to Open Patong, Phuket Property

Aleksandr Shatskih

Once again Tune Hotels does it, opens a hotel with deals only slightly worse than totally free. A press release from one of the world’s fastest growing hotel phenomenons tells of a brand new property in Patong beach coming in January, and best of all with introductory rooms for $13 a night.

13 years ago

Black Friday Traveling Companions 2012

Phil Butler

Everyone is focused on Black Friday and holiday shopping now, so Argo decided to focus on traveling companions for your next weekend or holiday stayover. Here’s a list of some cool products and places to get them for the coming season. Buying gifts to take to the in-laws, or just in need of some travel friendly gadgets etc., there’s no sense passing up deals or coolness.

13 years ago

Travel Advisory New Zealand: Solar Eclipse

Aleksandr Shatskih

One of the most rare astronomical events will occur tomorrow in New Zealand, North Australia and parts of Indonesia. A total solar eclipse is expected over Northern Australia Wednesday 14 November.

13 years ago

Oh My, Hotel O Paris

Phil Butler

Shining a spotlight once again on places to stay in ever charming Paris, my personal bag of memories opens up. If ever there were a perfect city to live in. Well, maybe just to visit, Paris is awfully crowded. I was reminded of Elegancia Hotels there this morning, in particular Hotel O, a designer boutique […]

13 years ago

Kingfisher Airlines: Can It Stay Aloft?

Aleksandr Shatskih

Two sides of the economics of air travel coin exists, in case anyone has failed to notice. For every Ryanair win, there are at least two air-carrier failures out there. Kingfisher Airlines (KING.NS) has just announced a record loss for the second quarter. With an imminent crash in the wind, onlookers have to offer sympathy for such beleaguered businesses.

13 years ago

Future Travel Trends: Luxury Shopping & Gadget-Free Hotels

Aleksandr Shatskih

Luxury shopping sprees, gadget-free resorts and Smart TVs will all have a leading role to play in the travel industry over the next few years, according to a new report out on future travel trends.

13 years ago

Korea Tourism Rides on Gangnam Style Success

Aleksandr Shatskih

South Korean tourism officials are hoping to cash in on the incredible Gangnam Style phenomena by attracting thousands more visitors to the country.

13 years ago

Midweek Travel Bits: Priceline, Ryanair, Stoxx & More

Aleksandr Shatskih

Already this week, travel news seems a bit on the up-and-up with positive looks at WTM London, as well as great financial news from players like Priceline. I know we are thinking; “Is tourism coming out of the woods here? Regardless, here’s some positive news bits.

13 years ago

UNTWO: World Tourist Arrivals On Track To Hit 1 Billion

Aleksandr Shatskih

The world economy continues to splutter along with all of its problems in Europe and elsewhere, but it doesn’t seem to be affecting tourism all that much. That’s because the number of international tourist arrivals in the first 8 months of this year shot up by an astonishing 4%, and is now threatening to top one billion for the first time ever.

13 years ago

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