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Tourism Needs Transparency, Agent Says
Mar 4, 2008 – The Cambodia Association of Travel Agents is committed to creating more transparency and sustainability in the tourism sector, the president of the association said Monday. Cambodia is experiencing an expansive... Read the rest Indonesian Jet Lands Safely After Losing Part of Wing Nov 22, 2007 – An Indonesian jet has managed to land safely even after a section of its wing broke off in flight late Wednesday. A spokesman for Indonesia's Batavia Air says Thursday none... Read the rest Burmese Crackdown Crushes Local Tourism Industry Oct 11, 2007 – Bangkok -- Travel industry analysts say that along with economic sanctions and diplomatic condemnation, the political unrest in Burma has brought an end to what might have been a record... Read the rest Tourism Confab Begins in Siem Reap Oct 3, 2007 – Tourism officials and businesses are meeting in Siem Reap this week for the 2nd International Angkor Wat Fair, to discuss the development of the famed temples of Angkor Wat and... Read the rest Flight Data Recorders Recovered from Thai Plane Wreckage Sep 17, 2007 – Thai investigators have found both flight data recorders from a passenger plane that crash-landed on the resort island of Phuket, killing at least 89 of the 130 passengers and crew... Read the rest Plane Crashes in Southern Thailand, At Least 61 Dead Sep 16, 2007 – Thai officials say at least 61 people have been killed in the crash of a passenger plane on the resort island of Phuket. The plane, operated by Thai carrier One-to-Go... Read the rest Thai Plane Crash Kills 88, Injures 42 Sep 16, 2007 – Bangkok -- Officials in southern Thailand say they fear most of the 130 people aboard a passenger jet died when the airplane crashed in the resort of Phuket. Thai officials say... Read the rest Green Routes: A cross-country exploration of community Sep 14, 2007 – Shayna Stock and Dominique Fenton are travelling across Canada in search of intentional communities. Green Living has invited them to send in reports on how their journey is unfolding. This... Read the rest Government Plans to Re-Open Official Airline Sep 12, 2007 – Phnom Penh -- Cambodia has long been without an official airline, but officials said Wednesday they hope to change this. Authorities hope a new national carrier will cash in on... Read the rest For Metered Taxi, a Measured Struggle Sep 12, 2007 – Phnom Penh -- For Mai Linh Open Tour, Cambodia's only taxi company to run on a meter and charge by the distance, business in Phnom Penh has been a struggle.... Read the rest Rescuers Drill In Aftermath of June Crash Sep 12, 2007 – Phnom Penh -- Hundreds of disaster and rescue authorities held an exercise Wednesday at a military airbase near Phnom Penh to better prepare them for aircraft emergencies. A small plane... Read the rest Mekong River Bridge to Allow Travel From China to Thailand Jun 24, 2007 – Hong Kong -- A new bridge across the Mekong River will make if possible for the first time in history to travel by road from China to Thailand, which should... Read the rest Bhutan Welcomes Visitors, Just Not Too Many and Too Poor May 21, 2007 – Thimpu, Bhutan -- To the outside world the small Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan is regarded as a modern-day Shangri-La. Nestled along the eastern side of the Himalayas, wedged between Tibet... Read the rest Hun Sen Puts CPP Member in Top Tourism Post May 9, 2007 – Phnom Penh -- Prime Minister Hun Sen fired the Funcipec Minister of Tourism Tuesday and replaced him with a member of the ruling party, in a sector that is fast... Read the rest From Singapore to Malaysia on a Shoestring, IV: Penang Apr 8, 2007 – After cooling off in the Cameron Highlands for a few days, it was time to move on and see some more of Malaysia. With the cool fresh air and wonderful... Read the rest Tourism Expected to Rise After Peacful Elections Apr 6, 2007 – Officials predict the number of tourists visiting Cambodia, especially Angkor Wat, will rise again this year, thanks to peaceful elections April 1. The Ministry of Tourism said it expected the... Read the rest From Singapore to Malaysia on a Shoestring, III: Cameron Highlands Apr 4, 2007 – About five hours north of KL by bus is the Cameron Highlands - a high plateau of forest and tea plantations centered around the village of Tanah Rata. A popular... Read the rest From Singapore to Malaysia on a Shoestring, II: Kuala Lumpur Apr 1, 2007 – After several days of cool shopping malls in Singapore, I decided to head north to hot and sunny Malaysia. Dylan, one of the super-nice staffers at The Inn Crowd, recommended... Read the rest From Singapore to Malaysia on a Shoestring, I: Singapore Mar 28, 2007 – At first glance, starting a low-budget journey across Southeast Asia in the glitzy and glam city-state of Singapore is a bit counter-intuitive. Afterall, this shiny, futuristic metropolis is one of... Read the rest Bangkok Reopens Old Airport While Repairs Continue at New Facility Mar 26, 2007 – Bangkok -- Bangkok's old Don Muang Airport has reopened for domestic flights. The move is meant to relieve pressure on the Thai capital's new $4 billion Suvarnabhumi International, while repairs... Read the rest Downdraft Cited as Factor in Deadly Indonesian Crash Mar 9, 2007 – The pilot of an Indonesian plane that crashed-landed killing 21 people has told investigators that there was a sudden downdraft as he was landing his plane. Aviation experts say strong... Read the rest Indonesian Doctors Struggle to Identify Airplane Crash Victims Mar 8, 2007 – Yogyakarta -- Forensic doctors are struggling to identify the bodies of at least 21 people killed when an Indonesian airplane skidded off the runway and exploded Wednesday. As Chad Bouchard... Read the rest Indonesian President Orders Investigation of Fiery Plane Crash Mar 7, 2007 – Jakarta -- Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has ordered an investigation after an Indonesian plane carrying 140 people crash-landed in the central Java city of Yogyakarta, killing more than 20... Read the rest Charred Indonesian Ferry Sinks with Investigators on Board Feb 25, 2007 – Indonesian officials say a ferry that caught fire last week suddenly tilted and sank off the coast of Jakarta with police, investigators and reporters on board. At least three people... Read the rest Indonesia Grounds Airplanes After Latest Air Mishap Feb 22, 2007 – Jakarta -- Indonesia has grounded several airplanes of the low-cost carrier Adam Air after one of the company's Boeing 737-300s broke apart on landing. As Chad Bouchard reports from Jakarta,... Read the rest Thai Cabinet Agrees to Reopen Old International Airport Feb 20, 2007 – The Thai Cabinet has agreed to re-open Bangkok's 92-year-old Don Muang airport while repairs are made at its new and problem-plauged multi-billion-dollar international airport. Government officials said Tuesday that the... Read the rest Thailand to Move Some Flights to Old Airport Jan 30, 2007 – Bangkok -- The Thai government is moving some domestic flights back to Bangkok's old Don Muang Airport, to allow cracks in the taxiways at the four-month-old, $4 billion Suvarnabhumi Airport... Read the rest Part of Missing Indonesian Plane Found Jan 11, 2007 – Jakarta -- Indonesia says it has found the first piece of wreckage from the passenger jet that disappeared on January 1 with more than a 100 people on board. VOA's... Read the rest Questions Raised Over Airline Safety in Indonesia Jan 6, 2007 – Jakarta -- Critics raising concerns about Indonesia's disaster response system and the safety of the country's rapidly growing budget airline industry following the disappearance of a Boeing 737 on New... Read the rest US, Singapore Join Search for Missing Indonesian Airliner Jan 4, 2007 – Indonesian officials say the United States and Singapore have joined the search for a missing passenger jet that vanished from radar screens earlier this week with 102 people on board.... Read the rest
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