contents this issue - we travel further to bring you more - FAMILY HOLIDAYS 63
FEATURES 08 Cook Islands: Beautiful beaches plus Polynesian culture
15 South of France: Avignon, Lyon, Marseille
27 Korea: Authentic and laid-back 33 Malta: Guaranteed sunshine 37 Upscale Cruising: New ships on the water 40 Qatar: A sporting stopover 56 Indian Ocean: Great offers and more for the family sector
63 Family Holidays: The search for inter- generation appeal
QATAR 40 KOREA 27 14 18 30 15 33 40 12 56 08 27
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QUICK READS 12 Six of the Best: South America 14 How to Sell: Flanders 18 Introducing: Illinois 20 City Profile: Chicago 30 Six of the Best: South Carolina 54 Focus on: Technology 66 The Final Word: Perfect travel partners, millionaire holiday escapes and more
TALKING SHOP 21 The stuff that happens when agents get involved: News; Competitions; Travel Uni study break; Been There, Done That; On Location and Wise Counsel with Barbara Charlton
THE REVIEW 43 Ten pages of top news stories, trends and developments, plus updates from Visit USA and the CTO
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Andy Hoskins checked out Virgin Hotels' first property in Chicago and met Richard Branson for a quick chat
Steve Hartridge got aboard Delta's inaugural flight to Philadelphia and checked out the city's cultural attractions
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Laura Gelder flew off to Istanbul to hear industry leaders discuss topics including online tourism at the World Tourism Forum
Jo Austin travelled from London to Italy's Liguria with Great Rail Journeys, via Turin and Genoa for a cultural feast
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