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The UK Tourism Survey (UKTS) figures released by VisitEngland at World Travel Market, show that while there were 4 per cent fewer trips taken for holiday purposes this year than last, the UK continues to enjoy double digit growth with holiday trips up 13 per cent in 2010 compared to the same period in 2008.

1.9 million hotel guests targeted for ?Year Of Inspiration?

Egypt has unveiled a newly-formed brand for a collection of nine of its most iconic hotels to be known as the ?Historic Hotels of Egypt?.

The Israel Government Tourist Office announced a ?2.1 million investment into the British market to encourage visitors to Israel.

Cox & Kings reports that it has seen a "huge increase" in European Journeys this year and its latest Europe brochure for 2011, builds on this trend by featuring escorted group tours and private journeys across Eastern, Western and Southern Europe as well as tailor-made travel ideas and short breaks throughout the continent.

ACCORDING TO ANATOLIAN Sky Holidays, while Turkey has seen major tourism growth in the last three years, partly fuelled by its non-Euro zone value, it has also seen a boost in its share of the weddings market.

British people overwhelmingly support security checks at airports - but theyre strongly against the increase in flight taxes, according to a recent poll by?HolidayExtras.com.

The high-tech state of Karnataka is becoming one of Southern Indias most sought-after destinations for UK visitors.