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The article reports that travel company KaravanTurkey has chosen in January 2014 sales and marketing representation company Elite Representation Asia Pacific with its sales and marketing effort in Australia and New Zealand.

The article reports on the selection of Pacific Pulse Travel Marketing as the sales and marketing office for the adventure jetboat firm Excitor Fiji in January 2014.

The article announces the worldwide travel sale discount promotion of Starwood Hotels launched in October 2013.

The article reports on the increased percentage of hotel room bookings in Southern Tasmania in 2013 as a result of a spring sales promotion led by Destination Southern Tasmania and Wotif.

The article describes the package tour promotion to North Vietnam launched by Wendy Wu Tours in October 2013.

The article reports on the memorandum of agreement between airline company Emirates with South African Tourism for the joint marketing and promotional initiatives to boost tourism in South Africa in 2013.

The article reports on the launching of Escape Travel brand of Flight Center under a franchise model in October 2013.

The article mentions a holiday travel promotion of Rail Plus for October to November 2013.

The article reports on the new television commercial of travel agency Tourism New Zealand (TNZ) which markets the country to niche travellers including golf, hiking and cycling enthusiasts.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article "Going Social: "Develop Your Content Marketing"," published in the July 1, 2013 issue.

The article reports that the periodical "Travel Daily" has eight pages of news and photographs which include extended coverage from the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

The author asserts that Facebook can use simulation models of impressive sophistication to test sales messages.

The article focuses on the marketing campaign launched by the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau with a goal of gaining 50,000 Australian travellers, wherein it will coincide on the cricket tour of subcontinental nation of Australia.

The article reports on the future marketing initiatives to be developed by Destination DC in Australia.

The article discusses the marketing of the Mundo Maya tour product in Tabasco, Mexico. U.S. leisure travelers are encouraged by the state to visit Tabasco on designated tourist routes that showcase its natural attractions and archaeological heritage. Tours are focused on nature and adventure excursions. The itinerary of Tia Stephanie Tours' eight-night program focuses on Maya epigraphy, while Mayasites cover the La Venta park and Comalcalco in its five-night Classic Maya of the Rainforest tour.

The article discusses the marketing of the Mundo Maya tour product in Quintana Roo, Mexico. Key selling points of the state are the sea, sand and surf as its Caribbean coastline provides a unique backdrop for its Mayan attractions. A variety of archaeological sites in southern Quintana Roo can also be found including the cliff-side ruins of Tulum as well as Cobá. GOGO Vacations' 10-night Treasures of the Yucatan with Cancún includes tours of Cobá and Tulum.

The article discusses the marketing of the Mundo Maya tour product in Chiapas, Mexico. In Chiapas, itineraries include rainforests, waterfalls, rivers and ancient Mayan sites, as well as the sites of Izapa, a Mayan ceremonial center, and Toniná, with its imposing pyramid and detailed sculptures. A top theme of the seven-night Unique Chiapas: Jungles, Rivers and Mayas tour of The Muddy Boot is adventure and its itinerary includes Palenque and a number of specialized activities.

The article reports on the seventh weekly Perth-Johannesburg flight, which is a sign of confidence in the Australian business and recreational travel market announced by South African Airways (SAA) on June 6, 2012.

The article reports on the seminal cultural night tour on the Yellow Water Billabong in Kakadu National Park offered by Gagudju Dreaming from April 6, 2012 at $165 per person.

The article reports that travel marketing packages have been offered by Travel Corp. in the Napa Valley in California.

The article reports that marketing for destination will be provided by the web site of VisitBritain.

The article provides news briefs related to the travel industry as of October 2011. The Corporation for Travel Promotion qualified for federal funds worth 22.2 million U.S. dollars to launch an international travel marketing campaign promoting the U.S. Paul Gauguin Cruises acquired Compagnie du Ponant's Le Levant for an undisclosed price. NYC & Co. formed a partnership with the Seoul Metropolitan Government for a reciprocal, multimedia marketing effort.

The article examines so-called experential gift cards offered to consumers by retail stores. The stored value cards offer consumers services such as travel, restaurant meals and adventure tourism rather than require a purchase from the retail store itself. Companies which market the cards are examined, with the firm Smartbox the primary example cited.

The article reports on the situation of the online travel agencies (OTG) in Dallas, Texas. It states OTG trying to look for ways to reach consumers who are interested in leisure travel,like what most branded hotels did, in offering a best available rate guarantee on their web sites. It mentions the two of the strategies Hotels.com is using to increase the number of bookings it generates which are special multiple night promotions with hotel partners and the launch of its own loyalty program.

The article reports on the price-beat policy of Gogo Worldwide Vacations which guarantees that it will beat any package price by ten dollars per adult and five dollars per child.

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