Hoteliers warned: Don't risk losing business by fleecing wi-fi guests
- MICEBTN archive stories issue 28
- Wednesday, 27 June 2007
AS previewed in MICE/BTN late last year, Internet tv company Joost launched early May to the US market, with more than 150 channels of video programming and more shows planned for international users in coming months.
THE INTERNATIONAL meetings market increasingly is turning away from its traditional ‘sea and sand’ mainstay and moving toward ‘history and culture’, according to Paul Flackett.
AFTER more than 15 years in the speaking industry, I found that my audience sizes increased, ans so did the size of the organisations I worked with, writes Robyn Henderson.
THE US$6-8 billion corporate travel market in China is expected to grow by 15-20 per cent over the next three years according to National Business Travel Association (NBTA) chief Suzanne Fletcher.
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AS previewed in MICE/BTN late last year, Internet tv company Joost launched early May to the US market, with more than 150 channels of video programming and more shows planned for international users in coming months.
THE INTERNATIONAL meetings market increasingly is turning away from its traditional ‘sea and sand’ mainstay and moving toward ‘history and culture’, according to Paul Flackett.
AFTER more than 15 years in the speaking industry, I found that my audience sizes increased, ans so did the size of the organisations I worked with, writes Robyn Henderson.
THE US$6-8 billion corporate travel market in China is expected to grow by 15-20 per cent over the next three years according to National Business Travel Association (NBTA) chief Suzanne Fletcher.
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