Travel News Archive, March 2006

Travel News Archive, March 2006

Driving up the tension in Monaco

The small but wealthy principality of Monaco is set, once again, to host one of most popular events in the Formula One racing calendar as the 64th Monaco Grand Prix approaches.

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Posted by Just the Flight, 22 March 2006 16:18

Star spotting in Cannes

May sees the return of the world famous film festival to the French seaside town of Cannes, with film industry folk and fans alike already expectantly awaiting the competition line-up announcements.

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Posted by Just the Flight, 22 March 2006 16:25

Jazz up your New York trip

Make like a Manhattanite and head up to the upper west side on a Friday between 18:00 and 20:00 local time to experience real New York jazz in the space age surroundings of the American Museum of Natural History

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Posted by Just the Flight, 22 March 2006 17:43

Terrorism 'not putting Brits off their holiday'

Around 33 per cent of the British public are not put off by the terror threat, according to research produced by Mintel.

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Posted by Just the Flight, 22 March 2006 19:17

Turkey plans to increase tourist take

After a record breaking year for tourism in 2005, Turkey has announced it is already in preparation for the summer tourist season and has high expectations for the coming months.

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Posted by Just the Flight, 25 March 2006 12:27

Air Canada increases Atlantic-bound flights

Increased access to destinations along Canada's Atlanctic coast will become a reality this summer as Air Canada expands its service.

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Posted by Just the Flight, 25 March 2006 13:35

Summer Surprises in Middle East

The city of Dubai has announced a line-up of ten weeks of themed activities for all the family from June to September, with the arrival of the ninth annual Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) event.

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Posted by Just the Flight, 25 March 2006 13:45

Fashion week goes down under

The fashion world and the international style-conscious have their sights set on Sydney, Australia for the last week of April, as from 26th – 30th the annual Mercedes Australian Fashion Week (MAFW) spring/summer 2006-07 collections hit the catwalks once again.

Read more: Fashion week goes down under
Posted by Just the Flight, 25 March 2006 16:48

Police presence to increase airport security

Bristol International Airport will be stepping up its security from April with the help of Avon and Somerset Constabulary and a new package of policing proposals to improve community policing and public assurance.

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Posted by Just the Flight, 26 March 2006 14:45

Singapore experiences tourism rise

Tourism on the historic island of Singapore is on the up according to new figures from the Singapore tourism board, with foreign visitor arrivals to the city-state up 15.9 per cent from the same period last year.

Read more: Singapore experiences tourism rise
Posted by Just the Flight, 26 March 2006 14:50

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