We now have a dedicated release notes page so as well as the regular blog updates you can also see a more detailed overview of what additions / issues have been resolved on a more regular basis The release notes page can be found in the footer of the main website and also here – Release Notes TravelManager is driven by user feedback – and we really appreciate it. Thanks TravelManager Support
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As summer shines in full glory, ZeMis brings you a world of fabulous tools and handy accessories in time for your next vacation.
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Discounted Travel Gadgets/Accessories Make Perfect Father’s Day Gifts
British Airways has fought quite a few internal battles in 2010, and today a scandal involving one of its internal publications will escalate the list of headaches for the airline.
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British Airways searches for source of Osama bin Laden prank
The Santos Express Train Lodge is a genuine train situated on the Santos Beach in Mossel Bay. With professionally-trained staff, we provide facilities for large to small meetings, seminars, corporate events and functions for up to 120 people.
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Santos Express
JetStar tests iPads in-flight In-flight entertainment can be inconsistent. Some airlines allow on-demand shows and movies, trivia and interactivity, and other offer little by way of cheap headphones and a soda
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Rent an iPad for $8.40 per flight on Jetstar
Aviation, Defense and Space News, Jobs, Conferences by AVIATION WEEK the premier provider of aviation news, information, and data tools for the global aerospace and defense industry
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Visit Earl’s Court this month for London’s Graduate Fashion Week From 6 th to 10 th of June the Graduate Fashion Week comes to Earls Court. Showcasing the work of 52 courses from 50 universities, the event will be heaven for anyone with even a passing interest in fashion, and is one of the best places to spot up-and-coming designers and experience the latest trends in the fashion industry.
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Fashion lovers flock to Earls Court
The company Kalencom has been based out of New Orleans for 35 years. As such, they have experienced their share of devastation from natural disasters. They lost an entire warehouse during Hurricane Katrina. Monica Kalozdi, Kalencom owner, states, “We made the decision to return and rebuild our business in New Orleans because our ties to the city and state are extremely strong.” So when the company heard about the oil spill and the desolating affects it is having on Louisiana’s wetlands and animal life, Kalencom (and its division Hadaki) decided to take action. During the entire month of June, 10% of all sales will be donated to the Audubon Nature Institute.
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Kalencom Sales Help Oil Spill Relief.
Full moons affect us in primal ways. No, we don’t go gallivanting around the countryside tearing open the bellies of surfs and snacking on their entrails. We work
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New Kayak Racks, LED Lights and Automotive Kitsch, Oh My
Making a home away from home in Bayswater Enjoy a private garden, fully equipped kitchen and an en-suite shower room when you stay at Bayswater luxury apartments. When you walk in you will instantly feel like you are at home with beautiful interiors and contemporary furnishings. This is the perfect property to come back to after a long day at work or with Oxford Street nearby shopping; you can enjoy the best parts of staying in a serviced apartment and in the centre of one of London’s trendiest spots
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Property Spotlight: Bayswater
The Awards for new certified Travel Organizations in Sustainable Tourism in Alaska have been announced on March 10 in Palmer 2010 certified businesses include: GOLD LEVEL – Agate Inn, Harvey and Sandy Bowers owners in Wasilla , Alaska . 907-272-2290, Alaska@agateinn.com – Kayak Adventures Worldwide, Wendy and David Doughty owners in Seward , Alaska
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Alaska Green Awards
Mark Andreessen talks about the 3 criteria to judge a new business idea , including the idea that it has to be a major improvement over existing solutions. If it’s not a 10x improvement, is it really worth doing
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QUOTE: If it’s not a 10x improvement, is it really worth doing?
This slideshow requires JavaScript. Three Days in Bangkok is about as much as most can take at a time, as the grime, pollution and constant haggling of street vendors pushes the soul to seek a more natural and peaceful experience.
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The #32 from Bangkok to Langkawi, Malaysia: 20 Hours on the Time Space Continuum
Atlantis The Palm based in Dubai has started to launch a big competition where winners can claim some fantastic prizes in 2 of the most talked about and anticipated competitions in the travel sector and on the internet: · Atlantis…
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Could it be the biggest competition of all time for one hotel only
. . . must be spinning in his grave. Airline leaders keep quoting him; “Do No Harm” will probably be painted on the sides of some planes soon. All this fuss in the service of their campaign to defeat a $2.50 increase in the passenger facility charges that would be used to build and improve infrastructure. I’ve done a little research on ol’ Hippocrates. One of the things he was known for, and it was a big deal at the time, is his view that a doctor needed to treat the whole patient, not just one part or one symptom. This got me to thinking, when it comes to aviation who, exactly, is the “patient.” To the airlines, clearly, THEY are the patient. What is most important about the system, in this way of thinking, is their revenue
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On an evening in August of 1961 I was one of a few hundred 14-16 year old kids who boarded a train at Seattle’s King Street Station bound for Florida on our first big-time adventure trip. Although American Airlines had ushered in transcontinental travel on Boeing’s new 707 two years earlier, the heyday of the commercial jet airliner was yet to come and this was still the era of passenger train travel in the U.S. After digging through old family photo albums and researching the history of the train lines that provided passenger service between the two cities, I believe that the train I rode was the Northern Pacific Railway’s “Mainstreeter” (shown here near Missoula, Montana
In Saturday’s rollout we’ve updated the email templates section with “Cancellation Penalties” so now you can have automated calculations of penalties for a cancelled charter. A TravelManager Administrator can now edit fees based on the date of cancellation ranging from 30 days to 24hrs before the booked service. ancellation Fees as a percentage over time The software automatically calculates the difference between the date of cancellation and the date of service to generate the correct penalty (if applicable)
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Charging a Cancellation fee in TravelManager – NEW FEATURE
Organisons ensemble la destination de vos rêves ! Les professionnels de South Pacific Travel spécialistes pour l’Indochine vous proposent un éventail de prestations préiviligiés à des prix attractifs et à la carte.
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Media Release 31 May 2010: Mossel Bay Tourism Mossel Bay Hotel Joins Expedia Insiders’ Select List Mossel Bay’s The Point Hotel has been chosen for the Expedia Insiders’ Select list – an annual award which is judged by Expedia’s customers, and recognises the very best hotels in the global marketplace.
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Mossel Bay Hotel Joins Expedia Insiders’ Select List
Media Release 27 May 2010: Mossel Bay Tourism Upgraded citi.mobi Site for Mossel Bay “Mossel Bay at your fingertips! Find local restaurants, bars, hotels, attractions, news, weather and more while on the move …” That’s how City.Mobi introduces its newly upgraded mobile guide to Mossel Bay – http://mosselbay.city.mobi/ .
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Upgraded citi.mobi Site for Mossel Bay