Bali tourism still going strong
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The bombing outside the Australian Embassy in Jakarta appears not to have harmed Australia&#39;s renewed love affair with Bali. Travel wholesalers have reported that since the first anniversary of the Bali bombing
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Promotional marketing in Asia is stronger than ever as was evident at the strong turn out for the Promotion Marketing Awards of Asia 2004.
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Hawaiian Airlines is putting up impressive numbers, including some that really matter to travelers.
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DENPASAR, Indonesia  - Svetlana Kuznetsova   retained her unbeaten record at the Bali International when she   overcame defending champion Lindsay Davenport 7-6 7-6.
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Despite legal barriers, business is still good.
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Stakeholders in the tourism industry will be taking up no fewer than 43 initiatives to mark World Tourism Day on Monday and to continue raising awareness on the importance of the sector for Malta.
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With a falling dollar sweetening the deal for international travelers, a record-setting number of tourists visited the city last year, spending an estimated $28 billion, tourism officials said Sunday.
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MARK COLVIN: Scores of Australian survivors and relatives of many of the 202 people killed when terrorist bombs ripped through nightclubs on Indonesia&#39;s Bali island two years ago, have gathered at a new memorial site to remember the dead.
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Britain is still the favourite European destination for foreign investment projects, a report says.
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The occupancy rate in Hungary's health resorts remains high, in spite of an ever-increasing supply of such resorts.
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The Indonesian tourism industry has so far not been affected by last week&#39;s bombing outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta and officials said they do not expect a significant drop in visitor numbers as a result of the attack.
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BALI, Indonesia  - A powerful earthquake rocked  Indonesia's premier tourist island of Bali Wednesday, killing  one person, injuring at least two and triggering some panic,  officials said.
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Successful democratic elections are an encouraging indicator of lasting peace in the formerly restive Indonesian province. But a strong showing by former rebels means Jakarta may still have some bridges to mend
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Mourners in Indonesia and Australia commemorate those who died in the Bali bombings two years ago.
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KUTA, Indonesia Two years ago, bombs killed 202 people on idyllic Bali island, an anniversary marked amid hopes that Indonesia can finally lay to rest one its most shocking tragedies.
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Despite the crisis in Zimbabwe, its economic ties with South Africa remain very strong, a report suggests.
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It may be one of Britain's wettest summers on record but meteorological misfortune has failed to put a dampener on tourists who are flocking to the island in record numbers, even if they are keeping a tight rein on their budgets.