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International tourism is facing some serious challenges in the coming years deriving from its re-establishment as the major global economy

Continental Airlines announced that it will add a fee for paper tickets purchased through non-U.S. based travel agents when the

The World Tourism Organization (WTO) and Routes, World Route Development Forum signed an agreement on cooperation on Monday

IATA announced increases of 18.7% for international passenger traffic and 14.2% for international cargo traffic for the first eight months

From Siberia to Patagonia, from Malaysia to Mexico, the international tourism community is celebrated World Tourism Day

After US$30 billion in losses, the need for change in the airlines industry is critical and the role of Governments

Traffic growth rebounds sharply through June 2004 Geneva, Switzerland – June 2004 results from over 800 airports worldwide show traffic

Malaysia, the host country of World Tourism Day 2004 (WTD), will dedicate almost all of September

Peruvian Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism Alfredo Ferrero and World Tourism Organization (WTO) Secretary-General Francesco Frangialli have signed a

The World Tourism Organization and the European Travel Commission, in conjunction with the Hungarian National Tourist Office (HNTO), are organizing