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Madrid, Spain: The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the United Nations agency responsible for travel and tourism, has released a figure of 1 billion identifying the travelers and tourists who have visited foreign lands in 2012. This, according to UNWTO, is a record breaking number and has remained highly encouraging for the tourism industry.

the launching of web applications in Thailand aimed at catering to travelers and tourists has received a very positive response. The applications have already registered millions of travelers from around 30 countries but most of the registered travelers belong to South Asian countries. These applications will provide complete guidance about tourist attractions in the country.

Manila, Philippines: Business Process Association of the Philippines (BPAP) has said that it will continue to support American businesses as well as the fragile economy of the country. The statement was issued after President Barack Obama was elected as the American president for the second time and hints came out that he might open up the debate on outsourcing once again.

Jakarta, Indonesia: Surveys and researches have revealed that the customer support program in Indonesia is now going over social media. People have begun using social media websites to enter complaints and vent their disappointments alongside using the agent phone services at large.

Vancouver, Canada: through a local company, cloud-based software has recently been launched that will help the users of smartphones, tablets and notebooks to keep their data safe and report of any theft or issue in time for the problem to be solves as soon as possible.

Washington D.C., United States: President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney once again, come face to face clashing over their beliefs on outsourcing and the American economy. While Obama maintained his stance of stopping to outsource, Romney stood firm on the point that loss of jobs in the United States was not due to outsourcing but due to manufacturing jobs given to other countries.

Washington D.C., United States: Senator Cecilia Tkaczyk rallied outside the Capitol on the 31st of October to protest against the Republican, George Amedore, for his vote against the bill that was to impose restrictions on American companies that were outsourcing their call centers offshore. The protest has been supported by many.