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Mossel Bay Project to Protect Youth During World Cup

Media Release 5 May 2010: Mossel Bay Tourism Mossel Bay Project to Protect Youth During World Cup An innovative project by members of Mossel Bay’s community aims to provide a safe environment for young people during the long winter holidays that will coincide with the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Councilor Natasha Giles, who also serves on the board of Mossel Bay Tourism, hosted the Project Passion Holiday Club for about fifty children every June and July for eight years.

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More Success for Mossel Bay Surfing Development

Media Release 5 May 2010: Mossel Bay Tourism More Success for Mossel Bay Surfing Development Mossel Bay’s surfing development project – ‘Schools Surf Club’ – has started to pay handsome dividends for the youth of the town.

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More Success for Mossel Bay Surfing Development

Mossel Bay Council, Local Businesses Team Up To Improve Security at The Point

Media Release 5 May 2010: Mossel Bay Tourism Mossel Bay Council, Local Businesses Team Up To Improve Security at The Point Mossel Bay’s Municipality, Mossel Bay Tourism, and the owners of The Point Hotel and the Point Village Hotel have teamed up to finance a pilot project that will improve security in The Point area ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, and the 5-week-long, nation-wide winter school holiday that will coincide with the tournament. “The Point is one of our most important tourism destinations, but it’s become something of a hang-out for vagrants and beggars,” said Mossel Bay Tourism’s Marcia Holm

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Kautilya Institute of Technology and Engineering, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Kautilya Institute of Technology & Engineering & School of Management is situated in Jaipur. It is a prominent institute of technical and management education, which is promoted by JEC, Jaipur Society. Aim and Vision The Institute aims to empower students through education and training and to install confidence and a winning attitude in them.

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Kautilya Institute of Technology and Engineering, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Knutsford Times – Fulfil Your Need For Speed…

The Knutsford Times recently published an article penned by our Marketing Director: Fulfil Your Need For Speed… In the first of our new “Out of Town” features, Paula Bardell-Hedley is keen to tell Knutsford Times readers of the sensational Pageant of Power at Cholmondeley Castle.

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Yagyavalkya Institute of Technology, Jaipur, Rajasthan

About Institute Yagyavalkya Institute of Technology (YIT), an institute that is managed and run by Yagyavalkya Educational Society, came into existence in the year 2003. This institute is affiliated to Rajasthan University and Rajasthan Technical University

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Gulf spill may impact tourism this summer

Last week’s oil spill has created a sense of panic for those living along the Gulf Coast. Both the weights of economic and environmental damage have been on the minds of politicians, oil companies, volunteer, fishers, and restaurateurs, and now travelers are wondering whether visiting the area is safe.

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Gulf spill may impact tourism this summer

Social Networking & New Clients Keep LDSTS Busy

New leaflets and brochures continue to arrive at the Border Distribution Centre every day, including many from brand new clients such as The Trentham Estate in Staffordshire – which is currently undergoing a £100 million regeneration project aimed at creating a unique visitor destination of national importance. The Foursquare Revolution We are rather excited about a relatively new social

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Social Networking & New Clients Keep LDSTS Busy

Arizona’s SB1070 law may impact tourism this summer

Arizona’s controversial new law regarding illegal immigrants may have a detrimental impact on travel and tourism in the southwestern state. The law, which requires police to question “reasonably suspicious” individuals to determine whether or not a resident is legal or not, has been challenged by politicians, Arizona natives and even the President. If the individuals in question by the police cannot immediately produce the required legal documents, they can be arrested, jailed for 6 months and fined for $2,500.

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Arizona’s SB1070 law may impact tourism this summer

Charles de Gaspe Beaubien – President of TravelManager North America

We’ve been working with Charles for since the end of 2009 and thought it was time to make it official. Charles is the founder of Easy Bus Rental, a serial entrepreneur and now the President of our North American Operations. This is a great opportunity for the industry and will allow us to further develop customer and supplier centric applications for the North American market

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Charles de Gaspe Beaubien – President of TravelManager North America

Volcanic ash cloud: test flights raise hope for European air traffic

Air travel across much of Europe was paralysed for a fourth day on Sunday by a huge cloud of volcanic ash, but Dutch and German test flights carried out without apparent damage seemed to offer some hope of respite. By Patrick Sawer and Robert Mendick Daily Telegraph Volcano chaos could continue for months Britons stranded as Iceland volcano grounds flights British Airways and Irish Aer Lingus highlighted uncertainty over any resumption of flights in the immediate future by cancelling all of its flights for Monday

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ecotourism in Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a small country in Central America, with 6% of all the species of flora and fauna on the planet. This country has been the leader of conservation and ecotourism, with the ambition that all hotels would become eco hotels, green hotels in Costa Rica and would implement sustainability practices. Costa Rica has demonstrated its innovation and leadership in sustainability

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Vedder Mountain Ridge Trail

The first photo is the north-east side of the Vedder Mountain Ridge Trail I hiked on Easter Sunday 2010. The peak in the distance left of tree in the center is cheam. At this elevation the wind cuts through unobstructed so the temperature drops off quite a bit compaired to the rest of the trail.

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Vedder Mountain Ridge Trail

Let Battle Commence

The two-week Easter break was more hectic than even we had anticipated and our headquarters began to resemble Churchill’s war rooms at the height of WWII.  The sheer logistics involved in ensuring all areas and major establishments are supplied with the correct leaflets both before and during the school holidays can be daunting – especially when so many outlets don‘t open for business until the

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Let Battle Commence

Movenpick Hotels and Resorts Award GM Mehdi Othmani with Best Growth Team Trophy

Möevenpick Hotels & Resorts, the Swiss-based upscale hotel management company, recently held its annual general managers conference at the Möevenpick Hotel Cairo-Media City. Themed “Africa the New Horizon 2”, the three-day-conference was headed by Jean…

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Movenpick Hotels and Resorts Award GM Mehdi Othmani with Best Growth Team Trophy

ESTAS Award for responsible travel in Europe launched on Facebook and Linkedin !

The VESTAS awards in Europe (Vision-Destinet European Sustainable Tourism Awards) have kicked off through a social media campaign on both FACEBOOK and LINKEDIN This aiming at creating more awareness on European sustainable tourism initiatives. 44 countries are eligible to participate: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium , Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, England, Estonia, Finland , France , FYR Macedonia, Germany , Georgia, Greece , Guernsey, Iceland , Ireland , Israel, Jersey, Latvia, Lithuania , Malta, Moldova, Netherlands , Northern Ireland, Norway , Palestine, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain , Sweden , Switzerland , Turkey, Ukraine and Wales You can participate at the following sites: Awards will be given to : Most Responsible Destination (villages, towns, cities and county-level NUTS III-V) Most Sustainable Tour Package Most Sustainable Carrier (air, rail, ship) Most Responsible Accommodation

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ESTAS Award for responsible travel in Europe launched on Facebook and Linkedin !

The All New LDSTS Blog

You will probably notice a few changes around here since your last visit, not least to our title, which has become Swift Flyer. Clients and business associates will likely recognise the name from our Company newsletter, which has been landing on their doormats regularly since the early 1990s. We became aware that the content of this blog was evolving and the focus had shifted from purely

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The All New LDSTS Blog

WELCOME TO INDONESIA — Kasihan, Yogyakarta , Indonesia

Jump to the full entry & travel map Kasihan, Yogyakarta , Indonesia ADVEN Tours is the one of Tour Operator in Yogyakarta, Indonesia which established in June 2 nd 2002 and we managed by an experienced staff to serve you well during your visit in Indonesia. We are proud to say that ADVEN Tours has been in bussiness for 6 years, all that time creating memorable tour programs for thousand of satisfied customers from all over the world.

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WELCOME TO INDONESIA — Kasihan, Yogyakarta , Indonesia

Bangkok to Laos – Luang Prabang

4th March I woke early on Australian time, but my early start wasn’t necessary; checkout was smooth (and a pleasant surprise that they hadn’t charged me for the breakfast, dinner or drink because I had arrived late the night before!), a taxi was readily available and then the drive there was at over 100km/h! A little disconcerting, but the traffic was light and he seemed to be in control. Before and after check-in, I could take in the amazing Suvarnabhumi airport, which I hadn’t when I arrived. It is a beautiful building with huge windows and massive pieces of what I assume is fabric reflecting upward-pointing lights back down to the clean white floors and metal railings

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Bangkok to Laos – Luang Prabang

Tarachand Barjatya – Well Known Producer of Indian Films Industry

Tarachand Barjatya was a famous film producer of Indian films.  He has produced many super hits Hindi films from the 1960s through to the 1980s. Founded of Rajshri Productions  in 1947 His diligence united with sheer talent shaped Rajshri as one of the most prominent distribution and production houses in India.

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Tarachand Barjatya – Well Known Producer of Indian Films Industry