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Acapulco Buffing Up for Tianguis 2019

[ad_1] After a successful stop in Mazatlán, Mexico’s Tianguis Turístico is ready to move back down the Pacific coast to Acapulco per the trade show’s itinerant status agreement. The seaside city has been busy doubling-down on infrastructure improvements since it last hosted Tianguis in 2017, with one of the most …

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Antigua and Barbuda: One Year After Irma

[ad_1] As powerful storms threaten to ruin some Caribbean vacations this week, it’s important not to forget that this is also the nearly one-year mark since back-to-back Category 5 hurricanes ravaged the region. While we continue to monitor the Caribbean’s status as the current storms continue to build strength, TravelPulse …

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IATA Airlines Financial Monitor – August 2018

[ad_1] According to August report of the IATA‘s Airlines Financial Monitor, passenger demand remained robust at the start of the peak northern hemisphere summer period, growing at an above-trend rate. Key points: The latest Q2 2018 data reaffirm a decline in airline profitability compared to the same quarter a year …

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UK sees strong growth in overseas arrivals for 2017

The UK saw strong growth in 2017 from a mix of overseas visitor markets including China, Australia, the Gulf Cooperation Council, India and the US, underpinning a record year for inbound tourism. New figures from VisitBritain show double-digit growth in visits and spend last year from China, the world’s most …

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Abercrombie & Kent expands UK team with new appointments

Luxury tour operator Abercrombie & Kent has announced senior hires across the business. Diogo Castanheira has joined the operator as sales manager for northern England, Scotland and Ireland. Castanheira is a familiar face in the travel industry having held roles in airlines and tour operators for nearly 20 years. Mark …

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Qatar Airways to launch Gothenburg route in December

Qatar Airways will launch a direct five-times weekly flights to Gothenburg, Sweden, on December 12th, making it the airline’s second Swedish gateway after Stockholm. The route will be served with a Boeing 787-8 aircraft, featuring 22 seats in business class and 232 seats in economy. Qatar Airways chief executive, Akbar …

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