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UNWTO is the largest tourism organization
Added on 04/12/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / World Tourism Organization
Originated for the International Congress of Official Traffic Associations, the World Tourism Organization is a United Nations agency that deals with tourism related issues. As of 2005, its membership included more than 350 affiliate members, 145 countries, and 7 territories and representing educational institutions, private sector, and tourists associations. The UNWTO is located in Madrid, Spain.
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Goals and Points of Concern of Air Highways Magazine
Added on 06/30/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / World Tourism Organization
Launched in 1995, Air Highways Magazine emerged as a result of the publishing of a series of travel maps displaying diverse models of transportation. Thousands of copies of the magazine were distributed by the company's customers Avis Rent A Car and Best Western Hotels to their clients in North America. This resulted in the assignment by Canada's Government to create a supermap of air routes, as travelers were interested in how to get to various destinations in fast and convenient manner.
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Luxury and sophistication of American hotels
Added on 04/16/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / American Hotel Association
The most famous American hotels have gained their reputation and renown by hosting some important events and celebrities and providing top quality services. Many hotels have entered into the consciousness by popular culture and are also frequented by celebrities. To these belong such famous hotels as the Beverly Hills Hotel and the Chateau Mountain in California and the Plaza Hotel and the Hotel Chelsea and many more hotels.
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The Association of Hotels and Resorts - Working for the Betterment of the Tourism Industry
Added on 04/20/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / American Hotel Association
Created in 1987 as a Risk Purchasing Group by the management professionals and resort hotel owners, the Association of Hotels and Resorts is a non-profit insurance association, specializing in insurance programs designed specifically to face the challenges and cover risks unique to historic and luxury resorts, spas and independent destinations. It was established as a response to rates increase and insurance availability reduction by the constricted insurance market.
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ATA - the Organization of the Largest US Airlines
Added on 04/09/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / Air Transport Assocation
Formed in Chicago in 1936 by a group of 14 airlines, the ATA - better known as the Air Transport Association -- was the first and remains today the only organization of the largest US airlines. It is headquartered in Washington, DC. Since its foundation the company has been an important player in all major government decisions concerning aviation, including airline deregulation, the establishment of the Civil Aeronautics Board and creation of the air traffic control system.
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Goals and Points of Concern of Air Highways Magazine
Added on 06/30/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / World Tourism Organization
Launched in 1995, Air Highways Magazine emerged as a result of the publishing of a series of travel maps displaying diverse models of transportation. Thousands of copies of the magazine were distributed by the company's customers Avis Rent A Car and Best Western Hotels to their clients in North America. This resulted in the assignment by Canada's Government to create a supermap of air routes, as travelers were interested in how to get to various destinations in fast and convenient manner.
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TINET - for Promoting Travel and the Tourism Industry in the United States
Added on 06/30/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / Tourism Industries Network
TINET is the US national tourism office for policy issues and research established in the early 1980s. As part of the US Department of Commerce, it is responsible for developing, collecting and reporting on the statistical and market research on the international travel to promote planning in private and public sectors. Since 1985, TINET has been working with CIC Research to manage one of the research programs presented by the former - the Survey of International Air Travelers.
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Major Tasks of the APEC Tourism Information Network
Added on 06/23/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / Tourism Industries Network
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation is the forum for facilitating economic growth, trade, investment and co-operation in the Asia Pacific region. It is the world's only intergovernmental grouping that operates on the basis of open dialogue, non-binding commitments and respect for the views of all members, as well as operator of its own tourism information network. The organization's 21 members account for about 47% of world trade, 56% of world GDP, and 40% of the world population.
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IFITT Workshop and Special Interest Groups
Added on 06/23/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / IFITT
Created in 1996 with the aim of promoting the international discussion about major information technologies in the travel and tourism industry, the International Federation for Information Technologies and Travel and Tourism, commonly referred to as IFITT, is the leading global community for the development, discussion and exchange of knowledge about use and impact of new ICTs in the travel and tourism industry. One of the most important parts of IFITT is the IFITT workshop.
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Chambers of Commerce Network is Your Key to Successful Business
Added on 06/06/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Economic Organizations / World Chambers Network
Dedicated to internationally dedicated business activities, the Chambers of Commerce Network, also known as WCN, is your key to being a prosperous business in the 21st century. It provides a platform from the chamber's best business exchange and fosters a comprehensive business information exchange on a wide range of issues such as services products, markets, resources, and technology.
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Online Travel Agencies -- Great Deals and Good Service for Those who Seek Them out
Added on 04/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / World Association of Travel Agencies
Recognized widely as the fastest and most convenient way to book travel reservations, online travel agencies exist to provide better services and pricing options via the Internet directly to customers. And though selling direct, hotel and airline chains have long ago entered the market, booking online remains widely popular. Recommendations on major online travel agencies are available at the web sites of National Association of Cruise Oriented Agencies, American Society of Travel Agents or Cruise Lines International Association.
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The Tourism and Travel Research Association -- Goals and Objectives for the Tourism Industry
Added on 04/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / TTRA
The Tourism and Travel Research Association is a professional body, composed of users and providers of tourism and travel research, and serving as a primary resource to tourism and travel industry. As a recognized leader, the Association develops standards and promotes application of top quality travel and tourism research. The TTRA membership in more than 20 countries all over the world offers unique networking opportunities.
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The Concept of Travel Data Interchange
Added on 04/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / UN/EDIFACT TT&L
In its wide sense, Travel Data Interchange is the computer-to-computer travel-related information exchange in a standard format with a minimum of human intervention. The TDI invoicing capability combined with the use of Electronic Funds Transfer, have become one of the major factors in improving payment processing and decreasing errors. Currently TDI is also implemented in a number of additional areas, including Medical Logistics, Transportation and Purchase Card.
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The Benefits of Using Electronic Data Interchange
Added on 04/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / UN/EDIFACT TT&L
Electronic Data Interchange refers to business information exchange between computer systems by agreed message standards over a secured network. As the info in EDI documents is in a common electronic format, there is no need to minimize errors, re-key data, and hence, it doesn't make any difficulty for a computer system to immediately process the information.
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Benefits of Joining WATA -- the World Association of Travel Agencies
Added on 04/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / World Association of Travel Agencies
Formed in 1949, the World Association of Travel Agencies, commonly known as WATA, is the global network of professional travel agents operating throughout the world to provide customers with top quality service and expertise. Joining WATA, independent travel agents become part of the Global Network that gives them a recognized presence in all parts of the world, a network where costs are highly competitive and the services are excellent.
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Serbia and Montenegro Tourism -- an Important Sector of National Economy
Added on 04/20/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / Tourism Montenegro
With over 620,000 acres of national parks, dozens of spa resorts, numerous historic and cultural attractions and UNESCO natural area and heritage sites, Serbia and Montenegro is recognized as a major tourist destination, whose spectacular landscapes, fascinating old stone houses and alluring beaches attract both domestic and foreign travelers. As of 2000, the country was visited by 239,000 tourists, who were offered to choose from 37,370 rooms in diverse types of accommodation. Serbia and Montenegro tourism -- an important sector of the national economy.
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Visit Montenegro - the Pearl of the Mediterranean
Added on 04/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / Tourism Montenegro
There is hardly any other place in the world that can boast so much natural beauty and wealth, alluring beaches, pristine lakes and magnificent mountains on such a small territory as Montenegro -- regarded as the pearl of the Mediterranean, it is unique in many ways, providing its guests with unbelievable diversity of opportunities. Thus, you can begin your day with the walk along the spectacular Adriatic Coast, have lunch on the Skadar Lake's banks and spend your evening in the Montenegrin Mountains. Some come along and let's visit Montenegro, the pearl of the Mediterranean!
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More About Ireland Sports Tourism
Added on 04/20/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / Sports Tourism International Council
One of the fastest growing sectors that continue to evolve, sports tourism is a result of interacting of the tourism and sports industries, aimed at drawing more tourists to a particular destination. Since the 1960s, a number of important trends have emerged in the areas of tourism and sports, which were developed to form profitable industries in the world economic forum. Currently, sports tourism is characterized by significant growth ratio in many countries worldwide.
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Canadian Sports Tourism -- Goals and Perspectives
Added on 04/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / Sports Tourism International Council
Canadian Sports tourism can be defined as an activity in which tourists are attracted to some particular location as spectators of sports events or participants of sports attractions. This one of the fastest growing sectors of national economies is a $2.4 billion industry in Canada, according to the Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance. Headquartered in Canada is the professional association for sports tourism profession - Sports Tourism International Council.
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The Travel Technology Initiative - What it is and What it isn't!
Added on 04/20/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / Travel Technology Initiative
Created in 1989 to establish technology standards within the tourism and travel industry, the Travel Technology Initiative is an industry user group dedicated to promoting the development and use of business processes and technology, including open standards within tourism and travel. Its membership is composed of over 100 competing organizations from the USA and Europe that work in close collaboration to achieve a common goal.
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TTI -- Promoting the Development of Technology Processes
Added on 04/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Tourism organizations / Travel Technology Initiative
The Travel Technology Initiative, commonly referred to as TTI, is a European industry user group, aimed at promoting the use and development of technology processes, like open standards within leisure, travel and tourism. Its membership is comprised of competing organizations from the travel and tourism industry, which work together for a common goal. As the industry continues to develop new technologies, the Travel Technology Initiative provides a forum for the industry progress through the exchange of ideas and intense co-operation.
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Staff catering - working well with clients needs more skills and education
Added on 04/25/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Hotel Associations / European Catering Association
A staff catering business is a very complex aspect of the hospitality industry whereas much emphasis is laid on the professionalism of the personnel. All catering business includes a close interaction with clients, working under pressure, crisis management and multi-tasking. Today, the staff catering business gains a new value for a potential customer as business capable of satisfying all needs and wishes of the most discernable client. It acquires new forms as well as new approaches to the staff catering education, promotion and career building.
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Minnesota hospitality industry aims at reaching new economic and technological heights
Added on 04/24/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Hotel Associations / Hospitality Minnesota
The terror acts 2001 have shocked millions of people as well as influenced the United States major industries. Perhaps, the hospitality industry has been the most subject to decline as the tourist influx has decreased both domestically and internationally. However, today the US hospitality industry is speeding up its development and continuing to be a leading one in the world. The Minnesota hospitality industry is one of its major players.
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Selecting meeting venues for the first time - advice and recommendations
Added on 04/24/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Hotel Associations / Meetings Industry Association
Although today much of business communication is easy via the phone, email, websites, intra-and extranets, any developing and improving business abounds in meetings, negotiations, seminars and conferences, aimed at cooperation, communication, competition and advance. Sometimes it is important to discuss something face to face or share some experience with all members and partners. The selection of meeting venues is an integral part of business.
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Precious pearls of Maine lodging
Added on 04/24/2006 to Articles Directory / Organizations / Hotel Associations / Maine Innkeepers Association
Maine is a fairytale vacation destination...Amazingly beautiful, it has six thousand lakes and ponds, thirty two thousand miles of rivers and streams, five hundred and forty two thousand six hundred and twenty nine acres of state and national parks, an enormous variety of recreational opportunities, including fishing, skiing, snowmobiling and cruising. The Maine lodging is a fairytale availability of offers - hotels, bed and breakfasts, inns, motels, resorts, camps and cottages.
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