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169. Ishin Hotels Group sells Hilton Otaru to Park Hotel Group
Ishin Hotels Group sells Hilton Otaru to Park Hotel Group. Ishin Hotels Group has sold the Hilton Otaru in Japan’s Hokkaido prefecture to the Park Hotel Group. Currently managed by Ishin Hotels Group under a franchise agreement with Hilton International, Hilton Otaru will be rebranded by Park Hotel Group as the Grand Park Otaru.
170. Abacus Survey highlights Business Automation as Key Strategy
Abacus Survey highlights Business Automation as Key Strategy. According to a survey conducted by Abacus, reducing costs by automating business process has emerged as a leading strategy for surviving tougher times among North Asia travel agents. Abacus surveyed more than 40 leading travel agents from China, Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan markets at the recent Abacus Regional Conference
171. Anthony Gill Returns to Vietnam as GM of Life Heritage Resort Hoi An
Anthony Gill Returns to Vietnam as GM of Life Heritage Resort Hoi An. A seasoned hotelier whose management experience includes stints at the InterContinental and with Six Senses has returned to Vietnam as general manager of the Life Heritage Resort Hoi An. A native of the United Kingdom, Anthony Gill's appointment comes at a high-water mark for this riverside resort in Hoi An's Old
172. BAA Appoints Rachel Lomax and David Begg as Non-Executive Directors
BAA Appoints Rachel Lomax and David Begg as Non-Executive Directors. Rachel Lomax and Professor David Begg have joined BAA’s Board as Non-Executive Directors. Rachel Lomax has 40 years’ experience in policy making, at the heart of the British economy. Rachel served as Deputy Governor of the Bank of England from 2003 until 2008. Before joining the Bank of England,
173. Rolls-Royce Wins Hawaiian Airlines Order
Rolls-Royce Wins Hawaiian Airlines Order. Rolls-Royce is to provide Trent 700 engines for six Hawaiian Airlines Airbus A330 aircraft, in a contract worth $420 million at list prices. The order includes a TotalCare long-term services agreement. Hawaiian Airlines already has ten Trent 700-powered A330s in service or on order and this order is incremental. The airline
174. Costa Cruising the Red Sea
Costa Cruising the Red Sea. Costa Cruises is now operating one-week cruises in the Red Sea, departing from Sharm el Sheik (Egypt) for the entire 2010/2011 winter season. The Costa Marina (25,600 gross tonnage and a capacity of 1,000 total Guests) and the Costa Allegra (28,400 gross tonnage and 1,000 total Guests) will depart, respectively, from 25 November 2010 to 17 February 2011
175. Ryanair to Open 3 New Bases on Canary Islands
Ryanair to Open 3 New Bases on Canary Islands. Ryanair is to open three new bases on the Canary Islands in summer 2011. The low cost airline will base six aircraft across Gran Canaria (2 ac), Lanzarote (2 ac) and Tenerife (2 ac) from February 2011 while also increasing Fuerteventura routes and frequencies. Ryanair will operate 112 routes to/from the Canary Islands
176. MasterCard Spending During Shanghai World Expo
MasterCard Spending During Shanghai World Expo. Total spending by MasterCard cardholders in Shanghai during the Shanghai World Exposition (Expo) 2010, held between 1 May and 31 October 2010, more than doubled from the same period last year. The total number of transactions made by MasterCard cardholders in Shanghai also rose by just over 100% during the Expo period.

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