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ARC: sales up 11%

David - Mar 17, 2026

Air and rail travel sales in February were up 11% over the same month in 2003, according to the Airlines…

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Sunny skies in Florida

David - Mar 17, 2026

The Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau reported a record-breaking year in 2003, officials said. The destination in South…

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Fancy a flight to Orlando?

David - Mar 17, 2026

RCG’s Vacation Express unit now offers a combined 22 charter flights per week to Central Florida starting at $69 each…

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PegsTour links wholesalers to hotels

David - Mar 17, 2026

Pegasus Solutions Inc. announced PegsTour, which will automate bookings by wholesale travel companies and tour operators with hotel reservation systems.…

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Why Caribbean tourism bounced back

David - Mar 17, 2026

Caribbean tourism is back, says Jean Holder, secretary General of the Caribbean Tourism Organization. Why? He cited several reasons, including…

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Why you need a newsletter

David - Mar 17, 2026

You probably have a web site, but you should also have an informative newsletter, suggests “The Travel Insider.” “A newsletter…

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Octopus signs Freeserve

Ginny McGrath - Mar 17, 2026

OctopusTravel.com has poached an Opodo executive to head its business development strategy in the EMEA region, in addition to signing…

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What a craic …

- Mar 17, 2026

An Irish pub that was dismantled brick-by-brick in Cork and rebuilt in the Austrian capital Vienna has been named Europe’s…

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A plague of locusts!

- Mar 17, 2026

Travellers to Australia can face a myriad of dangers and annoyance – sharks, lethal jellyfish and extreme heat to name…

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Irish airport strikes called off

- Mar 17, 2026

Strikes threatened for three Irish airports tomorrow have reportedly been called off – but industrial action planned for the country’s…