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ATG 2010
Sep 3 - 9, 2010 / No.1615
NEWS
Philippine backlash to linger on
HONG KONG The deadly Manila coach hijacking is expected to leave a lingering effect on leisure travel from Hong Kong to the Philippines which, to begin with, is not a popular destination among tourists in the SAR.
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VOA bombshell
MYANMAR Local and regional players stand on opposite camps after Myanmar’s suspension of visa-on-arrival (VOA) facilities at Yangon and Mandalay International Airports from September 1 (TTG Asia e-Daily, August 23, 2010).
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Recovery planning
SINGAPORE At press time, Philippine tour operators were scheduled to meet with Department of Tourism (DoT) secretary Alberto Lim to formulate a recovery plan for Hong Kong and China markets, which are the most affected by the August 23 hostage drama in Manila.
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Bali bubbles over in abundance
Jakarta  Bali is buzzing with arrivals and chock-a-block with Australian tourists, making 2010 a record year for the destination.
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MACAU
No resting on laurels
City continues its growth spurt with new projects and attractions, Prudence Lui reports
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The enclave reinvents itself
Infrastructure projects give Macau more space to maneuver on the international scene. By Prudence Lui
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THAILAND
Green shoots emerge
Koh Samui revs up for recovery through eco-friendly movement, writes Sirima Eamtako
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Bangkok’s loss is Phuket’s gain
Island takes flight on the heels of diverted traffic and massive access boosts, writes Sirima Eamtako
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AIRLINES
Deconstructing travel
Ancillary revenue is no longer just spare change for the airline industry, writes Sim Kok Chwee 
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Unbundling the dollars and cents
 Ancillary revenue continues to be major revenue ge nerator for ailing industry
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