SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS
IT'S all kicking off for South African Airways following a new partnership with English Barclays Premier League football team, Sunderland AFC. SAA will be supporting Sunderland on all aspects of its travel throughout Africa as the club strengthens its relationship with the African continent and the Nelson Mandela Foundation. Sunderland will promote the airline through the global awareness of Premier League which is watched in over 200 countries. Even non-footballers are clearly fans of the airline, having voted them the best Airline for Africa, India and the India Ocean. fl
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Pictured: Gary Kershaw, General Manager UK & Ireland, South African Airways
SLOVENIA
SLOVENIA is set to be a rising star in 2014 with a range of events and initiatives designed to push it into the limelight. The 2014 ABTA Travel Convention will take place in Ljubljana (September 22-24) and the capital will also host over 10,000 other events in the coming year including a wine festival and the 55th annual Ljubljana Jazz Festival. Ski fans will be targetted, with the introduction of the new ‘ESSV AS’ ski pass valid across resorts, while culture buffs will be drawn by the 2000th anniversary of Emona – a Roman city that stood on the site of the present Ljubljana city centre. The Slovenian Tourist Board was given a highly- commended award for its services to agents.
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DUBAI DUBAI'S hotels enjoyed a
busy fi rst nine months of 2013 welcoming over 7.9 million visitors January-September, a 9.8% year-on-year increase. The tourist offi ce stats show increases in guest numbers, room occupancy levels,
revenues and average length of stay – all key goals in its Tourism Vision for 2020.
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“Highly Commended as best Cruise Company for River Cruising Holidays“
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Pictured: Ian Scott, Director, Dubai Representative Office in UK & Ireland with the best Long Haul City award
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