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Air Astana Extends Eastern Europe and Asia Reach

2010-11-15 by Phil Butler

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Kazakhstan air carrier Air Astana extends its routes and online reach to include more of Eastern Europe and Central Asia. New routes to the Russian Federation, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan round out an overall growth spurt for the award winning carrier. In other news, a deal with HRS.com and 3 other regional carriers allow customers added flexibility and convenience.

Tags: Air Astana, air routes, air travel, airline news, Aktau, Asia air routes, Cimber, Climber Sterling, Eastern Europe, Egyptair, flight services, hotel bookings, hotels, HRS.com, Icelandair, Peter Foster, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan

Marriott International Adds Three New Renaissance Hotels for Europe

2010-11-08 by Phil Butler

Lucerne panoramic of city center

Marriott International announces three new Renaissance hotels in Europe. Two hotels in France, and one in Switzerland, bring Marriott’s projects total 27. Evidently the company’s promise to double their presence in Europe by 2015 is on track.

Tags: boutique hotels, Europe hotels, Europe travel news, hotel bookings, Lucerne, Lucerne Hotel, Marriott, Marriott Paris, Marriott Renaissance, Marriott Switzerland, Paris Saint-Cloud Hotel

Welcome to Russia Site Expands to Offer Flight Deals

2010-10-07 by Phil Butler

Ukraine

Welcome to Russia begins offering flight bookings online. Russian apartment brokers, Welcome to Russia have been branching out for some time. Now their services include not only hotel bookings and apartment listings, but flight deals as well. In an obvious move to catch up with western online booking engines, WTR spreads its wings slightly father. The service covers markets from Ukraine to Moldova and former Soviet regions.

Tags: apartment listings, Bookings, East Europe travel, hotel bookings, MIBS Travel, online travel, real estate, Russia travel, Ukraine travel, Welcome to Russia

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