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EXHIBITOR WHAT’S NEW/PARTICIPANTS WHAT’S BEING PROMOTED? ANYTHING FOR AGENTS? WTM EVENTS STAND NUMBER....
Tourism Australia Corroboree 2010 Melbourne. Workshops in Melbourne and 300 qualified Tourism Australia Come to the stand on Agent’s Day AS1300
Applications open from more than 20 fam itineraries Aussie Specialists from across the to pick up a flyer and learn more
November 2 until 9 December across the country region will have the opportunity to about Corroboree
travel to and around Australia
Hong Kong ICC (International Commerce Multi-destination Itineraries includ- Taking part in Pata Voyage of AS6200
Centre) will be the tallest building ing Hong Kong, China, Macau, Discovery from Tuesday to Thurs-
in Hong Kong with Ritz-Carlton at top. Australisia; 2010 Year of Festivals day, November 10-12. Agents can
Ocean Express funicular railway and Culture win prizes by answering questions
India Hotel developments from Leela, India Tourism focus on the culture AS460
Oberoi, Trident, Swissotel, and diversity of India in the run-up
Radisson and Taj to hosting the 2010 Commonwealth
Games in Delhi (October, 2010)
Japan Announcing its new Japan will promote beach breaks in From 11am until 2pm on Thursday, Stand will hold a Sake Happy Hour AS2200
“Visit Japan Year 2010” campaign Okinawa, winter destinations and drop by the stand for an introduc- at 5pm on Monday, featuring drinks
Michelin-starred cities Tokyo, tion to Japan’s online training pro- from the regions exhibiting – Tokyo,
Kyoto and Osaka gramme –
seejapan.co.uk Kyoto and Okinawa
Macau Government WTM sees the launch of an December 20, 2009 is the 10th AS5350
Tourist Office online training scheme for Macau, anniversary of Macau becoming
which aims to enhance product an SAR of the People’s Republic
knowledge and selling power of China
Maharajas Express Train service launching First pan-India train which will cut Details of educational visits in AS1150
in January 2010 across borders to offer four very the first quarter of 2010
different and exciting itineraries
Tourism Malaysia Newly appointed Tourism Niche products such as cruising, Agents can win a pair of custom- M-Factor karaoke competition from AS6400
Ambassador Jimmy Choo OBE will eco -tourism, spa and honeymoons made Jimmy Choo Couture shoes 5pm on Monday, November 9.
be present on Monday and Tuesday by dropping their card Prizes will be given to the top
to meet WTM attendees off at the stand performers
Tourism New Tourism New Zealand’s youth Rugby World Cup 2011 , youth travel Agents can see the All Blacks v AS1350
Zealand marketing campaign called campaigns, Whale Watch Kaikoura Barbarians game at Twickenham on
“Go All the Way” and YHA Wellington shortlisted in December 5 by visiting the stand,
Responsible Travel Awards or at
traveltrade.newzealand.com
Qantas Holidays New Asia brochure and Asia and cruise product including New Agent Achievers scheme AS1300
cruise product early-bird booking discounts and for 2009-10 focusing on Fiji
one night free Asia stopover and New Zealand
Singapore Tourism Eunice Yeo is the new board area Two new integrated resorts: AS7300
Board director for north and west. Marina Bay Sands and Resorts
Western Europe. Singapore is host- World Sentosa are both due
ing Youth Olympics in August 2010 to open in 2010
Taiwan Tourism Witchcraft school opened by Tai- Taiwan as a key destination for Happy Hour on Tuesday, November AS6100
Bureau wanese aboriginals, China’s culture, food and cycling 10 from 4-6pm with the chance
Forbidden City lends relics to Taiwan, to win flights and holidays
Funway launches tours of Taiwan
Travel Corporation TCI is promoting a new luxury The route includes Maharashtra, AS3700
India rail journey, the Indian Maharaja – Rajasthan, temples, Taj Mahal and
Deccan Odyssey tigers in Ranthambore National Park
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