The resulting report incorporated a number of the Association’s suggestions TDM Editor The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) announced a positive advocacy development with regard to the Federal Parliament’s inquiry report into Australia’s tourism and international education sectors. The report titled Are we there yet?’: From recovery to resilience – opportunities and challenges for […]
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Share The Article Last Updated 1 min ago Got Georgia on your mind? Many of us do! In fact, it was just announced Georgia has broken tourism records yet again. Of course, the main getaways we all desire are the bustling city of Atlanta, followed by the timeless southern bell of Savannah, depending on your […]
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The Chinese government notes that the Golden Week holiday which began today, 1st October, may not necessarily mean more spending on the part of those travelling both in and out of the country. Given China’s current economic slowdown and historically low consumer confidence, many people will be taking longer trips for the holiday but mean […]
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Share The Article Last Updated 58 seconds ago There’s nothing worse than getting off a plane after a long flight to see a never-ending queue to clear customs and passport control. And Cancun International Airport was once notorious for its lengthy arrivals process, with passengers often waiting anything between 3-4 hours from their flight […]
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Arizona offers a wide variety of museums with interactive exhibits that showcase the state’s history and culture in both informative and engaging manners. From cowboy collections to American Indian exhibits to quirky, off-the-beaten path displays, there is an Arizona museum to match any interest. Here are a few fascinating exhibits visitors can experience. American Indian […]
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Forget Philly! The East Coast’s Most Underrated City Is Beaming With History And Phenomenal Food
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Share The Article Last Updated 35 seconds ago What’s crackin’ in the East Coast? Well, it’s no longer the famous Liberty Bell. You can wave goodbye to Philly and embrace another historic foodie city close by. The East Coast is teeming with cultural urban sprawls, most notably New York, Boston, and Washington DC. However, there […]
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Greg Plifka, Managing Director at Allianz Partners Hong Kong, recently shared his insights with us on how companies are leveraging innovative solutions to reshape customer expectations and experiences. Plifka, a distinguished insurance professional with 18 years of extensive experience in the Asia-Pacific region, specialises in embedded insurance solutions where relevant insurance covers can be offered […]
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Move Over Punta Cana! Americans Keep Flocking To This Lesser-Known Island In The Caribbean
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Share The Article Last Updated 55 seconds ago With year-round warm weather, pristine beaches, and luxury services, you know how it goes: The Caribbean is the leading destination for Americans heading to the tropics regardless of season, and seeing most will only be getting about 10 days of paid vacation every year, can you really […]
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The famed international spirits event Whisky Live is slated to make its Macau debut in October 2024 at the Grand Lisboa Palace Resort, in partnership with SJM Resorts. Highlights include the elusive Port Ellen 37-Year-Old, a highly sought-after release from a distillery that has resumed production but still offers limited quantities of older whiskies. The […]
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Discover San Diego’s Lavish Mediterranean Hideaway With An Adults-Only Pool & Michelin Star Cuisine
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Share The Article Last Updated 42 seconds ago San Diego is known for having that quintessential SoCal vibe we’ve all seen in the movies. While ‘America’s Finest City’ is just that – a fine city – there are ample scenic beach towns dotting the seemingly endless coastline filled with your typical dude-bro surfers and skateboarders. […]