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Sofitel Luxury Hotels grows in Southern China
11/05/2010 12:01
With the newly signed two management contracts in China for Sofitel Haikou and Sofitel Lianyungang Suning Galaxy, Sofitel Luxury Hotels has a network of 25 hotels within Greater China including the two upcoming opening hotels in 2010: Sofitel Dongguan Humen Oriental and Sofitel Guangzhou Sunrich.
Sofitel Luxury Hotels is pleased to announce the major changes that have been taking place within its new organization by relocating its Greater China regional team to be based at Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16.
With this new growth, the Greater China regional office in Shanghai has been moved to the Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16, where Michel Molliet has taken the dual role of the Vice President Greater China and General Manager of Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16, leading a support team covering Sales, Marketing, Revenue and Administration for Greater China.
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SITE selects Cape Town as destination for 2010 International Conference
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17/11/2008 18:57
DTCM’s Destination Dubai 2009 Tourism Manual launched
The Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) released the 2009 edition of its yearly tourism manual - Destination Dubai. The magazine was officially launched at the World Travel Market (WTM) 2009 in London.
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17/11/2008 16:24
Amadeus appoints new president and CEO
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17/11/2008 14:57
On Holiday Group forecasts tough recession for travel
On Holiday Group chief executive Steve Endacott has forecast a tough recession ahead for the travel industry.
Speaking at the EyeforTravel Conference held at World Travel Market, he said: “The next two years, it’s not about how much money you make, it’s about how much cash you have got. It’s...
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17/11/2008 12:08
Hoseasons reports 15% growth in sales for 2009
Hoseasons remains confident that domestic holidays will prove popular next year after reporting a 15% increase in sales.
Chief executive Richard Carrick said the trend has proved particularly strong in the lodge, holiday park and boating sectors with bookings for some of the most popular...
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14/11/2008 17:14
Octopus Travel in major push against OTAs
Accommodation specialist Octopus Travel plans to take on the online travel agency sector following a multi-million dollar technology overhaul and thousands of new properties.
Managing director Gareth Gaston said octopustravel.com had always been seen as an appendage to GTA but the plan...
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14/11/2008 14:59
Travel industry will get a boost when economy recovers
Tourism growth will fall in line with the downturn in the economy, but the industry will not require the government's financial help demanded by other sectors.
United Nations World Tourism Organization secretary-general Francesco Frangialli said: "There will be no tourism tsunami and we do...
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14/11/2008 13:25
TUI Net Falls as Larger Share Goes to Minority Owners
TUI AG, the German owner of Europe's largest travel company, reported a 42 percent drop in third- quarter profit after paying a larger share of income to minority investors and spending money to combine tourism brands.
Net income attributable to TUI stockholders dropped to 256.1 million...
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13/11/2008 16:13
NBTA: travel costs will rise
The National Business Travel Association is predicting increases in business travel costs and slowdown in growth next year.
In a study carried out by the US-based consortium, travel managers estimated that business travel costs will rise by up to 8%.
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12/11/2008 15:19
Travel will not need financial help
Tourism growth will fall in line with the downturn in the economy, but the industry will not require the government's financial help demanded by other sectors.
United Nations World Tourism Organization secretary-general Francesco Frangialli said: "There will be no tourism tsunami and we do...
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