Indonesia confirms Bali expressway
Ian Jarrett - Jan 13, 2026
Indonesia has confirmed that it will build a 11.5 km toll road in Bali connecting the international airport to the…
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China numbers: Big and getting much bigger
Ian Jarrett - Jan 13, 2026
More than 57 million Chinese tourists are expected to travel abroad in 2011, spending a staggering $55 billion, the China…
Casinos bankroll Singapore economy
Ian Jarrett - Jan 13, 2026
Singapore’s two casino resorts, run by Genting Singapore and Las Vegas Sands Corp, contributed S$420 million (US$324 million) in net…
Talking bra promotes tourism
David - Jan 12, 2026
Lingerie maker Triumph unveiled a bra that talks and tries to sell tourism in Japan. The “Welcome to Japan…
Hotel’s social media campaign may be model for others
David - Jan 12, 2026
The BALSAMS Grand Resort Hotel in New Hampshire is aiming this winter to offer a seasonal version of what it…
Where you can to learn to survive in the bush
David - Jan 12, 2026
Luxury safari lodge guests expect relaxation and leisure, but Sabi Sabi wants vacationers who want to learn wilderness survival skills.…
International visitors lead the way as tourism to Los Angeles rebounds
David - Jan 12, 2026
For the first time in Los Angeles tourist history, Australia rose to first place for overseas visitors. “This can…
TSA warning: don’t try to hide your private parts
David - Jan 12, 2026
Folks have created products designed to shield private areas from the TSA’s Advanced imaging Technology. But it won’t work, says…
Passengers bid on bumping
David - Jan 12, 2026
In what appears to be an industry first, Delta Air Lines has started an online auction that appears similar to…
Luxury travel: urge to splurge returns
David - Jan 12, 2026
Resorts in far-flung places and higher spending are among trends in luxury travel for 2011, according to a survey. …
Highly unusual snowfall blankets even Southern states
David - Jan 12, 2026
Only Florida among the US’s 50 states did not have snow that cancelled flights and made travelers in the normally…
Now tourists bale out of Queensland
Ian Jarrett - Jan 12, 2026
The devastating Queensland floods are starting to take a toll on the state’s tourism industry. Operators are reporting a rush…
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