1. Costa Concordia One of the most well-known, recent disasters, it ran aground and partially sank, with over 4000 passengers on board. 24 died and 64 were injured while 7 remain missing. The situation was handled badly, with the captain downplaying it to delay evacuation. The ship then developed a list which seriously hindered the […]
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Online Travel: Translation & Localization Walk Hand in Hand
Travel and tourism has always been one of the fastest growing business sectors worldwide. Even in these difficult times, leisure activities across the globe serve investors and the people who travel well.
Marina Bay Sands: Singapore’s Top Eco-Friendly Hotel
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore’s most famous landmark hotel and one of its leading business, leisure and entertainment venues, has received one of the country’s highest accolades for its continuing efforts in the area of environmental sustainability – the Green Mark Gold Award from Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority (BCA).
21st Century Adventurer Andrew Evans Sails Cape to Cape
For those seeking adventure, or at least seeking to read about adventurers, here’s a bit from National Geographic Traveler’s own Andrew Evans. According to the news, Evans is testing his Digital Nomad reputation by navigating the vastness of the Atlantic between South America’s Cape Horn and Africa’s Cape of Good Hope.
Lufthansa Offers Huge Savings Spring – Summer 2012
Germany’s leading airline Lufthansa has just announced having made business travel for the coming months a whole lot more attractive. According to the company, special price offerings to some 20 + European destinations have been discounted by as much as 73%.
Hospitality Spotlight: La Mamounia in Marrakech
Is there a more exotic destination than Marrakech? The “Ochre City” was once capital of the vast Almoravid Dynasty, which spread across the Northwestern Sahara and half of Spain. Today visitors to this mystic city of sultans may best experience what being royal in Morocco means staying at one of the world’s great hotels, La Mamounia.
Free Hotels This St. Patrick’s Day: Hotel Sweepstakes
There’s almost no place in the US that doesn’t wear green on March 17. Here are four cities that welcome St. Patrick’s Day fans, and four hotel sweepstakes to enjoy a free stay.
Tune Hotel Ermita Opens in Time for Manila FAME
Tune Hotels, one of the world’s fastest growing hospitality concerns, opens their latest hotel in Manila. Just in time for the FAME festival of business events, Hotel Ermita is a valuable alternative for visitors.
Seven of the World’s Strangest Customs
If you’re considering a career break in the near future, there are a few strange customs you should be made aware of.
Clandestine Dining in Barcelona
The Catalan capital is a hub of creative gastronomic experimentation, with several clandestine restaurants that invite locals and visitors alike to an intriguing social and culinary experience.
London’s Sheraton Park Tower – Starwood Digital Superstar
There are a lot of hotels engaged in social media, and presenting their wares online. Hilton to the smallest Mom & Pop cabins on the remotest river, everyone wants in on the digital superhighway. Today, a lone tweet sent me reeling back toward an old friend from childhood, Sheraton and Starwood Hotel’s fine Kightsbridge luxury hotel, the Sheraton Park Towers.
Starwood Hotels Target Eastern Europe for Growth
Starwood’s growth in Europe is being accelerated by a focus on key fast-growing markets in the East. These include Russia, Ukraine and Turkey.
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