RP tourism bears brunt of Manila hostage-taking
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August 28th, 2010
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RP tourism bears brunt of Manila hostage-taking
The country’s tourism sector has started to feel the effects of last Monday’s deadly hostage-taking at the very center of Manila, with local airlines and hotels reporting a wave of flight and booking cancellations just days after the tragedy.
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Accidents hurting Yichun tourism
Tuesday night’s plane crash that killed 42 people in Yichun in Northeast China’s Heilongjiang province gives an additional blow to local tourism that is already suffering from an earlier explosion.
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China says airport not responsible for plane crash
A top aviation official has defended the safety of an airport in remote northeast China where a plane crashed while coming in for a night landing – the country’s worst commercial air disaster in nearly six years, a state news agency reported. read more
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