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145. SilkAir to hold Travel Fair in Singapore from 5-6 March 2005: SilkAir to hold Travel Fair in Singapore from 5-6 March 2005.

146. Fairmont to open luxury resort on The Palm, Jumeirah: Fairmont to open luxury resort on The Palm, Jumeirah.

147. Marriott Rewards launches new benefits for members: Marriott Rewards launches new benefits for members.

148. Landmark Hotel Group to launch Ten Shariah-compliant Hotels across UAE and KSA by 2010: Landmark Hotel Group to launch Ten Shariah-compliant Hotels across UAE and KSA by 2010. Six of the ten upcoming projects will be launched in Dubai, two in Abu Dhabi, a four-star hotel in Fujairah and one hotel in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. All the projects will operate on Islamic principles, which means that they are alcohol-free, serve halal food, and provide a percentage of their prof

149. New Carnival COO Sees Significant Growth Potential in Asia: Carnival Corporation’s new Chief Operations Officer, Alan Buckelew, has said that he sees significant growth opportunities for its cruise lines in Asia in 2014 and beyond. Already the company has nearly doubled its market share in Asia in the past two years alone, but Buckelew believes there is potential for double-digit growth in the Asian market in the next 10 years.

150. ASTA Members Report Strange Travel Requests: ASTA Members Report Strange Travel Requests. Travel agents these days receive just as many unusual requests as they do conventional ones. In a recent survey, ASTA members were asked to report the strangest travel requests they had received. Requests range from slightly offbeat to incredibly peculiar; nevertheless they are sincere requests from travelers all across the U.S.

151. Many Would-Be Travelers Stuck @ Home: Improved confidence among U.S. consumers has started to breathe some life back into the travel industry. But while hotel and air suppliers continue to benefit from the uplift in moral, a new Global Edition study from PhoCusWright reveals that many still are not spending.