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- 17. PATA to Publish Tourism Forecasts 2009-2011 This Month
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PATA to Publish Tourism Forecasts 2009-2011 This Month. The PATA Tourism Forecasts publication for 2009-2011 covers visitor arrivals, trends and market share analysis for over 40 destinations and departure forecasts for 12 Asia Pacific source markets. Tourism receipts for 19 Asia Pacific destinations are also included.
- 18. King of Jordan Meets with UNWTO Secretary-General
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King of Jordan Meets with UNWTO Secretary-General. Despite the extremely challenging economic conditions of recent times, Jordan received 3.8 million international tourist arrivals and nearly US$ 3 billion in tourism receipts in 2009
- 19. Tourism to Drive Additional US$10 Billion to Asia Pacific over Next Three Years
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Tourism to Drive Additional US$10 Billion to Asia Pacific over Next Three Years Tourism to Drive Additional US$10 Billion to Asia Pacific over Next Three Years. Thailand will be one of the biggest beneficiaries, gaining almost US$13 billion by 2009. Other markets likely to receive strong receipts growth over the forecast period include Malaysia with close to US$11 billion; Korea (R
- 20. Singapore Tourism Board Developing New Tourism Roadmap
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Singapore Tourism Board Developing New Tourism Roadmap. Tourism Compass 2020 will be an enhancement of Tourism 2015, a tourism blueprint launched in 2005 with a vision to become Asia’s leading MICE city, leisure destination, and services centre. It targeted to achieve Sin$30 billion in tourism receipts and 17 million visitor arrivals to Singapore by 2015.
- 21. Singapore Reports H1 2014 Visitor Arrivals
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In the first half of 2014, tourism receipts (TR) in Singapore grew 2% year-on-year to Sin$11.8 billion, even while international visitor arrivals (IVA) dipped 3% to 7.5 million over the same period. This growth in H1 2014 TR was on the back of higher expenditure in Sightseeing, Entertainment & Gaming (SEG) from January to June. Fewer visitor arrivals were registered following the c
- 22. Singapore exceeds 2005 Targets with 8.94 million Visitor Arrivals and Sin$10.8 billion Tourism R
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Singapore exceeds 2005 Targets with 8.94 million Visitor Arrivals and Sin$10.8 billion Tourism Receipts.
- 23. Forbes to Rate Hotels and Spas in Singapore
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Forbes to Rate Hotels and Spas in Singapore. Singapore is the fourth country to receive Forbes Travel Guide’s Five-Star ratings, and the fourth city in Asia after Beijing, Hong Kong and Macau. Forbes Travel Guide enters Singapore at a time when the city-state's tourism industry is delivering remarkable results. In 2010, Singapore surpassed its tourism receipts forecast with a recor
- 24. Singapore F1 Levy for 2009 Reduced to Four Nights
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Singapore F1 Levy for 2009 Reduced to Four Nights. Singapore’s hosting of the F1 race in 2008 generated substantial economic benefits and invaluable branding for Singapore as a tourism destination. The 2008 Formula 1 SingTel Singapore Grand Prix attracted over 40,000 overseas visitors and generated Sin$168 million in tourism receipts. The average length of stay recorded by these vi
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