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241. International Tourist Arrivals Up 7% in First Half of 2010: International Tourist Arrivals Up 7% in First Half of 2010. Asia in particular is experiencing a very dynamic rebound, with strong results from Sri Lanka (+49%), Japan (+36%), Vietnam (+35%), Myanmar (+35%), Hong Kong (China) (+23%), Macao (China) (+23%), Singapore (+23%), Fiji (+22%) and the Maldives (+21%). Thailand (+14%) posted encouraging results in spite of the political unre

242. World Tourism Barometer shows International Tourism on Track for another Strong Year: World Tourism Barometer shows International Tourism on Track for another Strong Year.

243. PATA publishes Comparative listing of Asia Pacific Destination Performance for Second Quarter 20: PATA publishes Comparative listing of Asia Pacific Destination Performance for Second Quarter 2005.

244. More Seats to North and South East Asia from Changi: The Northern-Winter 2011/121 season, which started this week, sees an additional 280 weekly flights and 30,000 weekly one-way seats being made available at Singapore Changi Airport to Southeast and Northeast Asia, cementing Changi’s position as a major gateway to the region.

245. Operations normal at Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort & Spa: Operations normal at Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort & Spa.

246. Reed Exhibitions Chief Gornall to attend Arabian Travel Market: Reed Exhibitions Chief Gornall to attend Arabian Travel Market.

247. Updates from Turismo Chile: Updates from Turismo Chile. Chile suffered an 8.8 quake in the early morning hours of Saturday, 27 February 2010. The cities closest to the epicenter, including Concepcion, Talcahuano and Temuco as well as a number of small towns along Chile’s central coast were most affected by the quake. The five different tourism regions promoted by Turismo Chile are reporting the following upda