CONTENTS:
Heritage: Lets Go Girls
Professional: Traveling for Business
Adventure: New 7 Wonders of Nature
Transport: Airlines – Changing Business Landscape
Destination: Greek Tourism – Thriving Despite Debt Crisis
Exhibitions: Travel and Tourism Fairs in February 2012
Hitler, evil personified, has been a puzzle for many historians and the interested public. His Wolf’s Lair in Poland has been attracting WW II devotees and a potential make over may lure a great many new visitors.
One area of tourism, which is struggling to recover from worrying economic times, involves hotel spas. This is despite their owners doing well for themselves.
The cruise ship industry is on the rise on a global scale and new markets are starting up all over. The media, however, tend to focus on the negative aspects of the industry.
The German city of Hamburg features a contrasting atmosphere of history and modern times and presents one of the most fascinating candidates for a weekend getaway.
Diving is a gateway to a different world revealing wonders of the natural kind. The list of top sites keeps on changing; however, those who have seen Raja Ampat look no further. This place is magical.
Russian airlines carried 64 million people in 2011, a record number of passengers in the whole post-Soviet period. The growing trend was not stopped even by the fact that last year 37 airlines finished its operation.
Despite the worldwide recession, there is one area of the tourism market that is rapidly expanding, that is the upscale or luxury market. Asian airlines, for example, have not only increased their first class capacity, but continue to offer a wide variety of new luxury travel products.
The future is bleak for many French hotels, especially the independent ones, though Parisian hotels can look forward to 2012.
Millions are expected to turn up in December this year in South East Mexico to commemorate the Mayan prophecy of doomsday falling on this year.
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