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"Facebook is perfect for our members because they can target specific groups and it does not have to be a huge spend," Mr Vance told e-Travel Blackboard.
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A member of Stella, Travelscene American Express has built up a strong brand name and the merger would not take anything away from that Mr Thompson told e-Travel Blackboard.
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"This relationship will offer e-Travel an opportunity to align ourselves with a global leader to meet the service needs of our common corporate clients," says David O'Grady, founder and managing director of e-Travel in Dublin.
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Ann Sherry speaking with e-Travel Blackboard at a Sydney media event last night said "you can imagine how difficult it will be to move 2000 passengers"
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In Ireland, the travel management company is partnering with e-Travel. e-Travel provides a range of corporate travel management services and manages clients ranging from large multinational companies to small and medium-sized businesses.
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Sweepstakes is subject to official rules available at Nominees announced for 2010 NTIA, e-Travel Blackboard up for award Canonisation of Mary Mackillop tours now available through Icon Holidays Travel Forum
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The decision from head office has caused the dismissal of Explore Holidays 'General Manager, National Sales Manager as well as their entire team of Business Development Managers, resulting in a total of 7 axed workers, according to a source who spoke to e-Travel Blackboard.
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With the remainder of the rights, Pacific Blue will also be able to operate a Melbourne to Nadi service as well. e-Travel Blackboard sought comment from V Australia on the decision, but they were unavailable as of publication.
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Relations Agency, seeing the tourism body split from former partners S2i Communications, e-Travel Blackboard can reveal.
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"We've seen steady growth over the last few years from Australia ... and I expect there will be a slight growth this year as well," said Niall Gibbons, Tourism Ireland CEO, said to e-Travel Blackboard.
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