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Etienne Pauchant| Founder and CEO
To talk about tourism in the Mediterranean, we have to go back to the origins of this industry which was born on its shores over 2000 years ago. As opposed to many pioneers, the Mediterranean has managed to keep its place as world leader with over 300 million tourist arrivals expected for next year and is still the biggest homogeneous zone recording around 250 billion... 
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| Meta | 27-04-2008
Zaragoza’s hosts first international exhibition
This year, the Spanish city of Zaragoza hosts its first international exhibition, Expo Zaragoza, which is based on issues related to water and sustainable development. The Expo will be staged on a specially constructed riverside site, covering 150 hectares, two ... |  | Meta | 27-04-2008
Montenegro: ripe for investment
In 2007, for the fourth consecutive year, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) ranked the Republic of Montenegro as one of the top three destinations in the world in terms of forecast travel and tourism growth over the ensuing decade. And preliminary ... | | Meta | 27-04-2008
Croatia finally gets its long-awaited tourism ministry
In a move that shows the Croatian Government’s increased support for the tourism sector, a new Ministry of Tourism has been created, and its Minister Damir Bajs says that Croatia’s public and private sector will invest up to €1.8 billion in tourism infrastructure ... | | Meta | 27-04-2008
Turkish Airlines boosts its presence in the budget sector
To respond to the increased competition from low-cost carriers, Turkish Airlines is creating a new low-cost airline (LCC) subsidiary. Anadolu Jet will fly to neighbouring destinations from Ankara to compete with LCCs such as Pegasus Airlines. It is set to begin ... | |  |
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May 16, 2008
