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Sunday . May 19 . 2013

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Top Stories

1.	Better air links inspire hopes for stronger Eastern Europe MICE demand
2.	Malaysia Airlines flies daily to Kathmandu from June
3.	Singapore Airlines reports net profit increase
4.	Melbourne Airport greets more passengers in April
5.	Angsana to open hot spring retreat in Tengchong, China
6.	Alila team unveils new faces
7.	Malaysia appoints new tourism and culture minister
8.	Bandung sets up tourism promotion board
9.	Emirates Holidays grows presence in India
10.	Bangkok Airways, Qatar Airways begin codesharing

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Hot Deals >


1.	Charity weekend getaway package in Chiang Mai to help Myanmar refugees

2.	Tanjong Jara Resort springs Summer Stopover promotion

3.	Brunei's Empire Hotel rolls out Suite-Life package

Hot Moves >


1.	Murlidhar Rao picked as estate manager for The Sanchaya

2.	Joana Yap to helm HRG Singapore

3.	Franz Zeller returns to M&C

Hot Jobs >


1.	Representation for Thailand

2.	Finance & Administration Officer

3.	Tourism Tasmania market representation - Asia


	Global leisure and corporate bookings in Q1 outpace 2012



	Travel Expert Sai Kung, Hong Kong


	Attracting and retaining homegrown talent, Days Hotel Singapore at Zhongshan Park, Wyndham Hotel Group

Raini Hamdi
Senior Editor
TTG Travel Trade Publishing

Gracia Chiang
Deputy Group Editor
TTG Travel Trade Publishing

TTG Asia Media Titles and Shows



	1.	Indonesia has to boost hotel supply by 50 per cent
	2.	Indonesian government may reduce support for MICE mart
	3.	India's travel consultants shut in action against airlines
	4.	Tiger sinks teeth into Jogjakarta, Bandung
	5.	Charity half marathon to kick off in Luang Prabang
	6.	Sri Lanka sees revival in UK market

Editor's pick >

	All-in-one playgrounds by Lee Pei Qi, David Lloyd Buglar, S Puvaneswary, Mimi Hudoyo

	Life of the party by Raini Hamdi, Karen Yue, Xinyi Liang-Pholsena, S Puvaneswary and Rosa Ocampo

	The need for speed by S Puvaneswary, Greg Lowe, Prudence Lui, Shekhar Niyogi

	ASEAN's progress report for tourism by Le Luong Minh

	Merged and marching on by Raini Hamdi


	Which of these traditional source markets is showing the strongest signs of recovery?

	The United States
	Western Europe
	Japan
	None of them


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