More than 5,000 clinicians and scientists from more than 50 countries around the world specialising in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) will convene in Melbourne for theInternational Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine’s (ISMRM) 20th Annual Meeting and Exhibition, to be held at Australia’s Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) from Saturday 05 May.
The infrastructure problems and a shortage of accommodation that hit the Asean Tourism Forum (ATF) 2004 in Vientiane won't be a problem in 2013 when the Lao PDR capital hosts ATF and its associated travel mart Travex for the second time from 17 to 24 January.
Organisers of the Global Eco Asia-Pacific Tourism Conference being held 15-17 October in Cairns, Queensland have called for expressions of interest in presenting a paper to delegates.
A five day medical and health congress that concluded last week in Adelaide injected A$4.5 million into the South Australian economy by attracting over 900 delegates from 47 different countries.
Malaysia’s Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) has increased its wi-fi capability to 40mb to offer customers faster connectivity at no cost on a ‘best efforts’basis.
The Global Business Travel Association is calling for awards nominations to be held in conjunction with its annual conference and exhibition in Sydney, Australia.
Irish carrier Aer Lingus says it is in talks with Abu Dhabi based Etihad on reciprocal code-sharing arrangements, while separately, reports say Etihad has bought a 2.987 per cent stake ahead of bidding for the Irish government's 25 per cent share in Aer Lingus.
Edinburgh, Scotland-based on line flight-finder Skyscanner has released a list of European airports with 'misleading' names because the airports are so far from the cities that form part of their names.
Australian Qantas group unit Jetstar has inked a deal to have content distributed in China by local distribution entity TravelSky.
Corporate Travel Management has acquired US-based firm R&A Travel (effective July 2012) and will use it as a platform to penetrate the USA market and better-satisfy demand for US services from its Australian and NZ customers.
Scottish passengers flying Emirates first class from Glasgow to or via Dubai to points beyond will be offered a free chauffeur-driven limo service up to 150 miles from the airport when flights are doubled to twice daily from 01 June.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says March's international air cargo traffic was up 2.2 per cent on February, but rose just 0.1 per cent compared to March last year, though passenger traffic was up by 9.6 per cent.
Shareholders of Malaysia's Malaysian Airline System (MAS) and the country's low-cost carrier AirAsia have decided to cancel a share-swap agreement signed last year because of resistance from employee unions at MAS.
More than 5,000 clinicians and scientists from more than 50 countries around the world specialising in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) will convene in Melbourne for theInternational Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine’s (ISMRM) 20th Annual Meeting and Exhibition, to be held at Australia’s Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) from Saturday 05 May.
The infrastructure problems and a shortage of accommodation that hit the Asean Tourism Forum (ATF) 2004 in Vientiane won't be a problem in 2013 when the Lao PDR capital hosts ATF and its associated travel mart Travex for the second time from 17 to 24 January.
Organisers of the Global Eco Asia-Pacific Tourism Conference being held 15-17 October in Cairns, Queensland have called for expressions of interest in presenting a paper to delegates.
A five day medical and health congress that concluded last week in Adelaide injected A$4.5 million into the South Australian economy by attracting over 900 delegates from 47 different countries.
Malaysia’s Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) has increased its wi-fi capability to 40mb to offer customers faster connectivity at no cost on a ‘best efforts’basis.
The Global Business Travel Association is calling for awards nominations to be held in conjunction with its annual conference and exhibition in Sydney, Australia.
Irish carrier Aer Lingus says it is in talks with Abu Dhabi based Etihad on reciprocal code-sharing arrangements, while separately, reports say Etihad has bought a 2.987 per cent stake ahead of bidding for the Irish government's 25 per cent share in Aer Lingus.
Edinburgh, Scotland-based on line flight-finder Skyscanner has released a list of European airports with 'misleading' names because the airports are so far from the cities that form part of their names.
Australian Qantas group unit Jetstar has inked a deal to have content distributed in China by local distribution entity TravelSky.
Corporate Travel Management has acquired US-based firm R&A Travel (effective July 2012) and will use it as a platform to penetrate the USA market and better-satisfy demand for US services from its Australian and NZ customers.
Scottish passengers flying Emirates first class from Glasgow to or via Dubai to points beyond will be offered a free chauffeur-driven limo service up to 150 miles from the airport when flights are doubled to twice daily from 01 June.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says March's international air cargo traffic was up 2.2 per cent on February, but rose just 0.1 per cent compared to March last year, though passenger traffic was up by 9.6 per cent.
Shareholders of Malaysia's Malaysian Airline System (MAS) and the country's low-cost carrier AirAsia have decided to cancel a share-swap agreement signed last year because of resistance from employee unions at MAS.
