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Mar 04, 2008
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American Airlines, US-based carrier, is offering cut-priced tickets on return-journey flights from Manchester, London Heathrow and London Stansted this April. Bookings can be made by the 6th of March.
All the taxes and fees are included in the quoted fares. The offer prices are available for midweek travel (from Monday to Thursday), and for the weekends (Friday and Sunday), seats are available for little higher prices.
For travel between 1st April and 30th April, the fares available in the offer are:
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Feb 29, 2008
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Under bright lights, Las Vegas is to host the big fight live during this April. During the most awaited occasion, Joe Calzaghe, the popular world super middleweight champion is to go head to head with Bernard Hopkins of America in his first fight at light heavyweight. Bustling with magnificent shows, alluring casinos and wonderful hotel resorts, Las Vegas is going to be a paradise for thrill seekers.
Vibrant with a range of excitement and delights throughout the year, the visitors can find never ending excitements and attractions continuing even after the event, keeping them entertained as long as they would prefer.
The thrill of a live performance can never be beaten up by technological advancements, high definition television and surround sound. Therefore, to make the most out the event, you can grab a seat at the ringside and get enthralled with the firsthand experience offered by Gold Medal Travel.
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Aug 30, 2007
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According to Fiona Luhrs, Tourism Industry Association Chief Executive, the increasing consumer awareness of environmental affairs offers a promising opportunity for the tourism industry of New Zealand.
Two-thousand organisations and businesses are represented by The Tourism Industry Association within the tourism industry.
The members that are included are: accommodation providers, airlines, airport operators, inbound tour companies, providers of tourism services, regional tourism organisations, rental car, coach and taxi operators and training organizations.
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Aug 28, 2007
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Another award was added to the name of White, Hilton Auckland's award winning restaurant, after it was named as one of the Great Hotel Restaurants of the World for 2007 by HOTELS Magazine.
John Ingram, General Manager Hilton Auckland, said, "To be recognized along side some of the world's great hotel restaurants is a great achievement, a milestone to be truly proud of".
The HOTELS Magazine, which is published by Reed Business Information in the USA, is considered as the leading magazine of the hospitality industry.
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Aug 12, 2007
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The government resists Dubai's DAE, Dubai Aerospace Enterprise, to buy the shares of Auckland International Airport, as a great fall is seen in it in the last two years. It has gone down by 4.6%.
New Zealand, city where tourism is expected to go up by 2012, the shares of the airport flewed 43% in the hope of commanding a battle for the gateway of seven customers out of ten.
"The share price has been well-supported because a bid is on the table from Dubai,'' says Mark Warminger. Further adding, "Goff's comments tell the market that they want to keep it public".
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Aug 12, 2007
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A great increase is seen in the tourists staying in night in the commercial accommodations. In June with 1.8 million, 6% increase is seen in comparison to June 2006 in the visitors' nights. The Statistics New Zealand tells that this fashion of the visitors' nights geared up from January 2006.
Auckland saw the maximum hike in June with 27,000 or 8% visitors' nights in comparison to that of June 2006. Following him was Canterbury with 23,000 or 9% whereas Waikato was the only one with little downfall.
Motels saw the maximum hike for lodging types with 32,000 or 5% visitors' nights in comparison to June 2006.
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Aug 09, 2007
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Alternative Airlines have announced special discount fares on Korean Air flying from UK to Sydney and Auckland. Coming in to force from this week, the attractive prices start from £590.80 to Auckland and £620.90 to Sydney. These rates include all taxes and surcharges, and so you can really enjoy the journey.
Excepting the Christmas Holiday period, these fares will be made available all through the autumn and winter starting from 07th August 2007. For instant confirmation, you may check the online booking. During the flight, the stop over in Seoul is between 9 hours and 24 hours, when you can additionally enjoy a free accommodation provided by the Airlines in this wonderful city.
Yet another amazing offer provided by Alternative Airlines on Korean Air is announced for bookings from UK to Nadi (Fiji). The onward flight services are available on Monday, Wednesday or Saturday with return services on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Including taxes and surcharges, the attractive fares start from £601.60, which is possibly the lowest fare available on the net on this route. You have the facility to book online to get immediate confirmation.
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Jul 06, 2007
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Most of the fun in Auckland can be found an hour"s drive away. There are canyons in the two main volcanic ranges of the region: Blue Canyon is in the rainforest-clad Waitakere Ranges, and Sleeping God Canyon in the Kauaeranga Valley of the Coromandel Peninsula. Taking the Scenic Drive off the North-western Motorway, one enters the settlement of Piha, shielded by the momentous Waitakere Ranges. Canyoning is a fairly popular pursuit here, and involves donning a wet suit and harness, jumping down canyons via their aquatic tributaries, waterfalls and caverns in any way you can  abseiling, walking, floating, scrabbling to traverse an otherwise inaccessible environment. The area in which canyons was last visited by the pioneers who worked the canyon 100 years ago, harvesting the mighty, 3,000-plus-year-old kauri logs and flushing them from the hills via dam releases. |
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