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About Koh Samui 4 star Package 7 nights and 8 days: Package Includes: Return Airport Transfers Return International Air ticket Domestic air ticket Thailand visa Package Validity: 10th Jan 2015 till 30th April Tour: Half day Bangkok city and old Temple 4 nights stay in Koh Samui Punnpreeda Beach Resort Deluxe room with (daily breakfast) 3 night stay in Bangkok Galleria 10 hotel Bangkok Deluxe chill room with (daily breakfast)

About Turkey Tour Package- 7 Nights and 8 days Included Services: * 2 nights accommodation in Istanbul at 4 star Ramada Atokay hotel * 2 nights accommodation in Cappadocia at 4 star Blue Valley Cave hotel * 2 nights accommodation in Pamukkale at 4 star Colossea hotel * 1 night accommodation in Izmir at 4 star Ilayda Avantgarde hotel * Meal plan as mentioned in the itinerary * Admission fees for all sightseeing mentioned in the itinerary * Transfer service from/to Airport and hotel on shared basis * Land transportation by air-conditioned, non-smoking vehicle Excluded Services: * Visa for Turkey if needed * International or domestic flights * Lunch / beverage * Tips to the guide and driver (optional) PACKAGE ITINERARY:- Day 1: Friday, Welcome to Istanbul. You will transferred from the airport to hotel and the remainder of the day is yours, free to explore Istanbul. Overnight Istanbul Day 2: Saturday, Istanbul Old City Tour the exotic city that spans both Europe and Asia visiting the Blue Mosque, the Hagia Sofia, Topkapi Palace and the Hippodrome. Overnight Istanbul (Breakfast) Day 3: Sunday, Ankara - Cappadocia After breakfast we drive towards the nation`s capital, Ankara to visit Anitkabir, the Mausoleum of the famed Mustafa Ataturk before continuing on to the surreal landscape of Cappadocia. Overnight Cappadocia (Breakfast, Dinner) Day 4: Monday, Goreme - Underground City Today we tour the Goreme open-air museum, Pasabag and Uchisar castle and Kaymakli underground city. Photo opportunities are everywhere so have your cameras ready! Carpet weaving has long traditions in Turkey and at the carpet village we learn how the carpets are made by hand what determines their value. Tonight, don`t miss the optional Turkish folklore evening featuring folklore and belly dancers. A night you won`t forget! Overnight Cappadocia (Breakfast, Dinner) Day 5: Tuesday, Konya - Pamukkale Leaving Cappadocia we head south along the ancient Silk Road just as

About Dubai Tour- 4 nights and 5 days Package Includes: Return Airport Transfers Handpicked Accommodation with Breakfast Hotel Claridge Deira or Similar Return Air Tickets Visa Fees and Application* 04 Nights in Dubai: Dubai Desert Safari with BBQ Dinner Dhow Cruise Dubai City Tour (Metropolitan Landmarks)

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The Restoring Brand USA Act took another step toward passage, clearing the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce. The bill would renew the program aimed at promoting international travel to the U.S. Brand USA has generated $56 billion to the U.S. economy since 2013 and supported more than 45,000 jobs each year, according to Rep. Gus Bilirakis of Florida, a sponsor of the bill. The program is funded by international visitors and private contributions, and the decline in international travel during the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a loss of that funding, Bilirakis said. The bill would direct the Treasury Department to allow this program to access critical resources, funded by foreign traveler visa fees, for the next few years. "The travel and tourism industry was one of the hardest hit sectors during the pandemic. As we seek to restore our way of life and fully recover, we cannot overlook the work that must be done to renew this powerful engine of economic growth for communities across the nation," Bilirakis said. "Brand USA has proven itself as a successful catalyst for spurring tourism to the U.S. We need that catalyst now more than ever to help rebuild the industry and spur job growth. Common sense solutions like this will help boost the economy and help get us moving in the right direction."

REFORMS TO THE distribution of Small Business Administration loans, a new H2-C visa program and expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit to benefit hotels were the main topics discussed at AAHOA's recent Fall National Advocacy Conference with legislators in Washington. Days later, AAHOA leadership met with Federal Trade Commission Commissioner Alvaro Bedoya to discuss fair franchising concerns. A day of advocacy AAHOA board members and representatives met with more than 100 agency heads and 40 U.S. senators and representatives in Washington to advocate for these and other causes for the hospitality industry.

GLOBAL BUSINESS TRAVEL spending is forecast to reach $1.48 trillion by the end of 2024, surpassing the previous record of $1.43 trillion in 2019, according to a recent study by the Global Business Travel Association. Spending is projected to exceed $2 trillion by 2028, indicating strong growth for the business travel sector. The 2024 GBTA Business Travel Index Outlook, supported by Visa, found that economic stability and lingering pent-up demand are driving growth, reassuring CEOs and CFOs to send their teams back on the road for business meetings. "We are witnessing the expected rebound in the sector, reflecting the resilience and adaptability of businesses and the value of business travel worldwide," said Suzanne Neufang, GBTA's CEO. "With projected spending expected to continue to increase through 2028, the future of business travel looks promising. However, we must remain vigilant and adaptive to potential headwinds in this period of stabilization, as factors such as changing economic conditions, technological advancements and sustainability developments will also shape the sector ahead."

The most interesting section in the Alexandria National Museum is the section that displays antiquities that were found under the sea in Alexandria. The museum also displays live pictures of how these items were pulled out of the sea.

Spring breaks are around the corner and you must be ready for a great spring vacation this year with your family. Destination is final and your flight tickets are booked. Is there anything you are missing? Your perfect travel plan can be ruined just by one small element. To have a smooth travel experience either through domestic flights or international, you need to make sure that you and your family is ready with all the required travel documents. Not sure about all the requirements? Check out the pro travel guide here to know all the document requirements including passports, visas, and IDs.

If you are renewing your passport for the first time, you might wonder what will happen with your old passport. You might think that it's a good idea to shred or destroy your old passport, just like the way you cut up your old credit card when you get a new one. Don't do it! Here are top 4 reasons explaining why should you store it at a safe place even though you can't use it for travel.

If you are frequent travelers, and running low on your US passport pages, we recommend you to request additional passport pages. The specific reason behind it the additional pages service will be discontinued at the end of 2015. Although the US State Department has not yet put out a formal announcement but many media outlets reported the same. The time is to act now, have pages added to your passport if you still have several years of validity or renew passport by requesting a large 52 page book at no additional costs.

If you are running low on blank pages, don't worry - the process of getting additional pages in your US passport doesn't have to be hard now. This guide will explain how to have a new set of pages sewn into your valid US passport and gives complete information about eligibility, documentation, fee, FAQs, and ways to process your passport with regular and expedited services.

AAHOA LEADERS AND members met with the nation's leaders in Washington, D.C., for the association's 2023 Fall National Advocacy Conference on Oct. 24 to 25. Topics covered included Small Business Administration loan limits, the Credit Card Competition Act and the labor shortage. The AAHOA contingent met with more than 200 offices and 70 members of Congress as part of the conference. Keynote speakers for the event were Reps. Beth Van Duyne, Republican from Texas; Rich McCormick, Republican from Georgia; and Shri Thanedar, Democrat from Michigan. "Advocacy at the state, local, and federal level is a pillar upon which AAHOA stands," said Bharat Patel, AAHOA chairman. "Representing such a large portion of the hotel industry, it is through our voice that we strive to shape and fortify policies that help pave the way to our industry's success."

PEACHTREE GROUP RECENTLY received I-956F approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the agency overseeing the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, for developing a Home2 Suites by Hilton in Boone, North Carolina. USCIS adjudicated the I-956F petition for the hotel development in five months, Peachtree said in a statement. "It is a testament to the due diligence of the Peachtree team that it was able to get the project approved so quickly, especially when the published processing time is over 15 months," said Adam Greene, Peachtree's executive vice president of EB-5. The company, led by Greg Friedman as CEO and managing principal, Jatin Desai as managing principal and Mitul Patel as principal, originated $21.7 million in fixed-rate construction financing over a five-year term for Narsi Properties to develop the 105-room Home2 Suites near downtown Boone, Peachtree said. Narsi Properties is led by Deven, Neel and Rupal Patel as principals.

U.S. HOTELS ADDED 700 jobs to their payrolls in June, according to the latest government data, but the nationwide workforce shortage continues to make it difficult for hotels to fill open positions, according to the American Hotel and Lodging Association. Total hotel employment stands at about 1.92 million, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is more than 196,000 fewer workers than in February 2020, reflecting a scarcity of available employees. Bureau of Labor Statistics also revised down the total number of hotel jobs in the country, which eliminated job gains for the industry that were reported in prior months, AHLA said in a statement. "Halfway through 2024, the hotel industry is behind where it needs to be when it comes to hiring staff, despite near-record high wages and expanding workplace benefits and flexibility," said Kevin Carey, AHLA's interim president and CEO. "The reason is the nationwide workforce shortage, which is preventing hoteliers from meeting their full potential as demand for travel remains strong. Both Congress and the administration can provide relief to our members, many of whom are small business owners, and AHLA will continue to call for action to expand the pool of available workers."