New Zealand tourism gets $30 million boost

New Zealand’s tourism industry has been given a NZ$30 million (AUD$24 million) boost by the government, as the country continues to chase the Australian travelling dollar.

Club Med Launches First Luxury Villas

Travel media, VIP’s from around the globe and the President of Mauritius met at a three day event held at Club Med Plantation D’Albion Mauritius for the launch of the first ever Club Med luxury villas last week

PCOs drop Thailand for Penang’s Golden Sands

Malaysia is emerging as the hot new conference destination in Asia, with hotels reporting an increased number of new bookings over the last five weeks, particularly in the wake of the political protests in Thailand.

InterContinental Fiji Resort Opens new Club lounge

The new InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort and Spa has confirmed opening dates for the resort’s new Club InterContinental, which will be ready for bookings from June 1, 2010, the only resort in Fiji to offer a Club product for its premium guests.

San Diego emerges as a hot incentive destination

With the Aussie dollar in the early 90c range and airfares hovering under the $1500 mark, it’s no surprise that conference and incentive planners are looking to United States cities such as San Diego for unique trips in the next six months.

New Captain Cook Cruise ship for MICE market

Captain Cook Cruises small cruise ship, MV Reef Endeavour has replaced the MV Reef Escape in Fiji for 3, 4 and 7 night Fiji Islands cruises perfect conferencing or incentives

Big year for TABEE in Beijing

Tourism Australia will host 29 Australian convention bureaux and industry partners at the Team Australia Business Events Educational (TABEE) in Beijing this week, as a core part of its push into the Asian business events market over the next 12 months.

Cyclone Tomas spares Fiji

While tropical Cyclone Tomas continues to linger in the Fijian islands, government and tourism officials are confident the worst is over with the cyclone now tracking south and east away from the main commercial and tourist areas of Viti Levu, the Mamanuc

Macau Takes AIME

The Macau Government Tourist Office has expanded its presence at this year’s AIME trade show in Melbourne, as it intensifies its drive to secure Australian meetings, conventions and incentive business generated by the nation’s recovering economy.

Meetings Africa Welcomes The World

In the lead up to the FIFA 2010, all eyes are on South Africa as an event destination as the the continent’s largest business tourism gathering officially opened on Wednesday at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg.

Aussies Break Fiji Visitor Arrivals Mark In 2009

Capping off an unprecedented six month period of growth which saw all previous Australian visitor arrival records for the July-December period fall by the wayside, Fiji has seen out 2009 just 0.5 per cent down on its record breaking 2008 performance.

Rotorua’s Blue Baths Opens Newest Theme Night

Conference and incentive groups heading to Rotorua, New Zealand are in for an evening of high seas hi-jinks at the historic venue’s newest theme night, ‘Pirates of the Blue Pearl’.

Countdown Starts For Vancouver Olympic Events

With just one month until the opening events of the 2010 Winter and Paralympic Winter Games in Vancouver, Canadian musicians and entertainers involved in the Cultural Olympiad have hit the road with a national touring program featuring over 40 shows promo

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