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National Geographic Launches World Legacy Awards in Collaboration with ITB Berlin
The World Legacy Awards were launched at ITB Berlin in a groundbreaking collaboration between two giants in the world of travel. With a mission of “inspiring people to care about the planet,” the National Geographic Society reaches more than 500 million people worldwide each month through its magazines, television, books, radio, maps, exhibitions, expeditions and online, tablet and social media platforms. ITB Berlin is the largest travel gathering on the planet, attended annually by nearly 200,000 delegates. The World Legacy Awards will showcase the leading travel and tourism companies, organizations and destinations - ranging from airlines to eco-lodges and from cities to countries - that are driving the global transformation of the travel industry based upon sustainable tourism principles and practices. (Traveldailynews.com)
Boeing 787 Dreamliners Jets Shows Hairline Cracks On the Wings
Boeing has disclosed that some of the planes about 40 of 787 Dreamliners had hairline cracks on the wings of the jets which are still in the production stage. The aerospace company is inspecting the 40 planes. It will take a week to address the issue and the company spokesperson said that the company is confident that the problem does not exist for any planes currently in service. Test flights are being conducted on the planes in question. The manufacturing process may be responsible for the cracks, Boeing (BA, Fortune 500). The date of delivery is likely to get delayed. Also the added cost on repair and possible minor increase in the weight of the plane will naturally put Boeing at a greater disadvantage, felt industry experts. Boeing, based in Chicago, said it immediately notified customers of potential delays. It said none of the jets affected by the problem have been delivered. Boeing shares fell 54 cents, or 0.4 percent, to $128.00 in after-hours trading. (Travelandtourworld.com)
Germany Set To Welcome 80 Million Global Travellers By 2020
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<strong>Germany Set To Welcome 80 Million Global Travellers By 2020</strong></div>
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<strong>Bangkok Airways Starts Offering iPad Minis</strong></div>
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Bangkok Airways has started offering its passengers in-flight entertainment for the first time, with the roll out of onboard iPad minis. Effective this week, the Thai airline will start offering the small tablets to its ‘Blue Ribbon’ business class passengers. These devices will come equipped with a range of content including new-release Hollywood movies, TV programmes, music and games. “Delivering an outstanding passenger experience is at the heart of our ethos at Bangkok Airways,” said Puttipong Prasarttong-Osoth, Bangkok Airways’ president. “We wanted to go an extra mile to ensure that our business class travellers’ flying experience is more pleasurable and enjoyable.” The iPad minis will be offered free-of-charge to all business class passengers, initially on the Bangkok-Maldives, Koh Samui-Hong Kong and Koh Samui-Singapore routes. <em>(Traveldailymedia.com)</em></div>
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<strong>National Geographic Launches World Legacy Awards in Collaboration with ITB Berlin </strong></div>
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The World Legacy Awards were launched at ITB Berlin in a groundbreaking collaboration between two giants in the world of travel. With a mission of “inspiring people to care about the planet,” the National Geographic Society reaches more than 500 million people worldwide each month through its magazines, television, books, radio, maps, exhibitions, expeditions and online, tablet and social media platforms. ITB Berlin is the largest travel gathering on the planet, attended annually by nearly 200,000 delegates. The World Legacy Awards will showcase the leading travel and tourism companies, organizations and destinations - ranging from airlines to eco-lodges and from cities to countries - that are driving the global transformation of the travel industry based upon sustainable tourism principles and practices. (Traveldailynews.com) </div>
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<strong>Boeing 787 Dreamliners Jets Shows Hairline Cracks On the Wings</strong></div>
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