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PATA appoints PR firm to raise profile


The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) has appointed a public relations company to raise its trade profile. The agency, deParture Travel & Lifestyle (dPR), will spearhead a new strategy to increase awareness of the tourism organisation in the trade and support its trade marketing plans and events. pata.org.uk


Manchester and NYC agree two-year tourism partnership


Robin Searle


NYC & Company plans to host a fam trip for travel agents and tour operator staff based in the north as part of a two-year reciprocal promotional partnership with Marketing Manchester. The two-year tourism partnership between the


two cities will see each partner provide $500,000 of marketing assets to the other, including electronic billboard space on roads and transport networks. The alliance also includes a partnership with Virgin


Atlantic to promote its expanding New York services from Manchester airport, as well as a commitment to sharing and collaborating on marketing strategies. Virgin is offering an initial promotional return fare


of £379 for Economy Light flights between Manchester and JFK on selected dates in 2020. In addition to the fam trip, delegates from NYC &


Company and tourism businesses within the city will visit Manchester and Glasgow as well as London as part of a trade mission in April. Fred Dixon, chief executive of NYC & Company,


told Travel Weekly: “The idea for the partnership was initially sparked by Manchester airport, and we quickly realised there was a great opportunity to align with a region that is incredibly valuable for us. “The two cities share a lot in common, from diversity


and openness to a focus on the arts and sports. Having worked closely with Virgin Atlantic on the Pride Flight [in 2019] this partnership brings us even closer together.” Juha Jarvinen, chief commercial officer of Virgin


Atlantic, said the partnership would support the airline’s commitment to growth from Manchester, including a 65% rise in winter capacity to New York using a Boeing 747, and the opening of its Clubhouse lounge this spring. nycgo.com


Visit Orlando creates list of new attractions


Visit Orlando has drawn up a list of 30 new attractions aimed at encouraging return visitors. They include the first Mickey Mouse- themed ride-through attraction at Walt Disney World, the live action Bourne Stuntacular show at Universal Orlando Resort, the Ice Breaker ride at SeaWorld, the Orlando Slingshot catapult ride and Cirque du Soleil show Drawn to Life. visitorlando.com


Brand USA sets dates for 2020 Travel Week


Brand USA’s second Travel Week Europe event will take place at County Hall in London on September 21-25. The B2B event will subsequently be held on rotation between the UK and Germany, France and the Netherlands in 2021, 2023 and 2025 respectively. brandusatravelweek.com


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