http://www.travelweeklyweb.comTravelWeekly - Top Newsen-USCopyright 2007 Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.Fri, 9 May 2008 21:50:27 +0800http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21939-travelweeklyasiaindustryawardsstartvotingnow-TravelWeekly.htmlThe voting for the TravelWeekly (Asia) Industry Awards kicks off next week, start voting for your favourite travel entities then. We need your votes to make the Awards a successful one and we appreciate ...http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21939-travelweeklyasiaindustryawardsstartvotingnow-TravelWeekly.htmlFri, 9 May 2008 00:00:00 +0800http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21930-groundbreakingreportonmaximisingchinastourismpotential-TravelWeekly.htmlBEIJING – With the world's attention firmly on China in the run-up to the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) has produced a landmark report on how the country's tourism ...http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21930-groundbreakingreportonmaximisingchinastourismpotential-TravelWeekly.htmlThu, 8 May 2008 00:00:00 +0800http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21923-bruneiconfidentdespitecutsinflights-TravelWeekly.htmlSINGAPORE – The travel trade contingent from Brunei was in Singapore to promote the destination. There still are a lot of misconceptions about Brunei, said Mohd Jeffrey Hj Mohd Sunny Lai. And the cut ...http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21923-bruneiconfidentdespitecutsinflights-TravelWeekly.htmlWed, 7 May 2008 00:00:00 +0800http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21914-psychometricprofilinginhiring-TravelWeekly.htmlSINGAPORE - TMS Asia-Pacific has turned the spotlight on the ever-increasing role psychometric profiling now plays in the overall recruitment process. TMS Asia-Pacific managing director – Asia, Andrew ...http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21914-psychometricprofilinginhiring-TravelWeekly.htmlTue, 6 May 2008 00:00:00 +0800http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21905-hongkongpostscontinuedincreaseinvisitorarrivals-TravelWeekly.htmlHONG KONG – Figures released Friday by the Hong Kong Tourism Board showed that visitor arrivals in March 2008 reached 2,404,499, 11.2 percent more than in March 2007. This brings cumulative arrivals for ...http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21905-hongkongpostscontinuedincreaseinvisitorarrivals-TravelWeekly.htmlMon, 5 May 2008 00:00:00 +0800http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21897-iccaunveilsresultsofmeetingsindustrysurveyonimpactoffinancialcrisis-TravelWeekly.htmlAMSTERDAM – ICCA surveyed recently its global membership on the effects of the global financial crisis on the meetings industry. Over a quarter of ICCA's 850 member companies and organisations responded ...http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21897-iccaunveilsresultsofmeetingsindustrysurveyonimpactoffinancialcrisis-TravelWeekly.htmlFri, 2 May 2008 00:00:00 +0800http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21889-tasmaniagainsfootholdinhongkong-TravelWeekly.htmlHONG KONG - Tourism Tasmania is riding on the momentum fueled by a travelogue shown on a Hong Kong channel in February. A good indicator of its immediate impact are the figures for advanced bookings for ...http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21889-tasmaniagainsfootholdinhongkong-TravelWeekly.htmlWed, 30 Apr 2008 00:00:00 +0800http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21882-newrecordforsporevisitorarrivalsinmarch-TravelWeekly.htmlSINGAPORE – Singapore welcomed 908,000 visitors, representing a growth of 5.7 percent compared to the same month a year ago. This sets a new record for visitor arrivals for the month of March. Visitor ...http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21882-newrecordforsporevisitorarrivalsinmarch-TravelWeekly.htmlTue, 29 Apr 2008 00:00:00 +0800http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21875-macauwoossingapore-TravelWeekly.htmlMACAU – Riding on the significant 70 percent growth in visitor arrivals from Singapore in the first three months of 2008, the Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) hosted "Experience Macau" Roadshow ...http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21875-macauwoossingapore-TravelWeekly.htmlMon, 28 Apr 2008 00:00:00 +0800http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21864-singaporeseesmorenewhotels-TravelWeekly.htmlSINGAPORE – The island's hotel sector is a growth area, with more new hotels being launched here. Recently, hotel developers have been drawn to Singapore to invest, which is hoped to ease the current ...http://www.travelweeklyweb.com/article-21864-singaporeseesmorenewhotels-TravelWeekly.htmlFri, 25 Apr 2008 00:00:00 +0800