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- 1. InterVistas Appoints SVP Air Service and Business Development
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InterVistas has appointed Michael Crockatt as Senior Vice President Air Service and Business Development. He will officially join InterVistas on 7 April 2015 and will split his time between Ottawa and Vancouver. In addition to leading consulting projects for InterVistas’ diverse client base, Michael will coordinate the company’s business development activities in the Canadian marke
- 2. InterVistas Appoints William S. “Bill” Swelbar as Executive Vice President
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InterVistas Consulting Group has appointed Mr. William Bill Swelbar as Executive Vice President. Bill will officially join InterVistas on 16 December 2013 and will be tasked with heading the Washington DC office. Deborah Meehan, InterVistas President and CEO, said,
- 3. InterVistas Appoints Arik De as VP Airline Strategy
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InterVistas has appointed Arik De as Vice President, Airline Strategy. Mr. De will officially join InterVistas on 19 August 2013 and he will split his time between Vancouver and London in this role. In Mr. De’s 13-year transportation career he has worked in over 75 countries. His most recent position over the past two years was managing the network planning team at WestJet where he
- 4. InterVistas Appoints David Dague as Vice President Airline Strategies at Airports
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InterVistas has appointed Mr. David Dague as Vice President Airline Strategies at Airports. He is based in the Boston, Massachusetts office, which only recently opened. David has worked extensively in the aviation industry serving as a Principal at SH&E for over 24 years.
- 5. New Report Confirms Significant Benefits of Liberalized African Air Markets
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IATA has published a report setting out the considerable social and economic benefits of intra-African air service liberalization. The report, by the experienced independent economic consultants InterVISTAS, outlines the benefits that would accrue if 12 African nations were to implement the 1999 Yamoussoukro Decision. The 12 nations in the report are: Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Ethiop
- 6. 'Open Skies' Generate Jobs and Wealth
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'Open Skies' Generate Jobs and Wealth. Liberalised air service agreements (open sky policies) generate multiple economic benefits, including more jobs, more travel and tourism and more opportunities for consumers and carriers, according to a new global study released today by the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) and 11 industry groups.
- 7. Avis Prestige Opens Showroom in Hong Kong
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Avis has opened the world's first Avis Prestige showroom showcasing elite luxury car brands such as Bentley, Porsche, Hummer and Tesla, that are available for rent. The Avis Prestige showroom in Hong Kong provides a diversified range of vehicles such as super-luxurious four-door sedans, high-end sports cars and Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs).
- 8. Biman Bangladesh Airlines Expands Partnership with Travelport
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Travelport has expanded its partnership with Biman Bangladesh Airlines, the national flag carrier of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. The deal means that all of Travelport’s 67,000 connected travel agencies can gain access to Biman Bangladesh Airlines’ full content, which will include international, domestic and group bookings, as well as select ancillaries such as paid seating
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