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Monday, 03-15-2010
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Nassau Paradise Island in The Bahamas is offering a free companion airfare promotion, which allows two to fly for the price of one. Travelers now have until May 10 to book an air-inclusive, four-night stay (based on double occupancy) at participating hotels and receive a free companion airfare. With the highest amount of repeat visitors in the Caribbean, Aruba is continually developing its tourism product to meet the needs of its guests. The Aruba Tourism Authority (ATA) makes it a point to cite renovations at resorts, restaurants and attractions, along with new air service and additional new offerings at existing hotels and resorts. President Barack Obama on March 4 signed into law the first-ever national travel promotion and communications program to attract more international travelers to the U.S. The U.S. Travel Association (USTA) said the program is a major step in addressing America’s decline in attracting overseas visitors to the U.S. during the past decade. The government of President Raul Castro stated that as of May 1 foreigners and Cubans living in other countries may enter Cuba only if they carry a travel insurance policy with medical coverage. by Alphea Saunders Small hotels represent a third, or just under 10,000 of Jamaica’s hotel room stock, and despite the all inclusive concept, have contributed significantly to the growth of the hospitality sector over many years. Peru’s Foreign Trade and Tourism Ministry is considering extending the campaign “Cusco Pone” until April given the successful results registered since it was launched last week, to encourage more Peruvians to travel to this city. Peru’s Foreign Trade and Tourism Ministry is considering extending the campaign “Cusco Pone” until April given the successful results registered since it was launched last week, to encourage more Peruvians to travel to this city. Peru’s Foreign Trade and Tourism Ministry is considering extending the campaign “Cusco Pone” until April given the successful results registered since it was launched last week, to encourage more Peruvians to travel to this city. Peru’s Foreign Trade and Tourism Ministry is considering extending the campaign “Cusco Pone” until April given the successful results registered since it was launched last week, to encourage more Peruvians to travel to this city. Peru’s Foreign Trade and Tourism Ministry is considering extending the campaign “Cusco Pone” until April given the successful results registered since it was launched last week, to encourage more Peruvians to travel to this city.
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