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Sunvil issues Scandinavia brochure

Sunvil, which celebrates its 40th birthday this year, has launched its new Scandinavia brochure featuring Sweden, Norway and, new, The Faroe Islands.

p>Sunvil, which celebrates its 40th birthday this year, has launched its new Scandinavia brochure featuring Sweden, Norway and, new, The Faroe Islands.

The Brazilian Tourist Office for the UK and Ireland announces 2010 Road Show dates

The Brazilian Tourist Office (EMBRATUR) has announced dates of the 2010 Brazilian Road Shows to promote Brazil to travel agents and tour operators in the UK and Ireland.

p>The Brazilian Tourist Office (EMBRATUR) has announced dates of the 2010 Brazilian Road Shows to promote Brazil to travel agents and tour operators in the UK and Ireland.

TAP Portugal in possible industrial action

TAP Portugal is threatened to be hit by strikes called by its pilots union in a dispute over pay increases.

p>TAP Portugal is threatened to be hit by strikes called by its pilots union in a dispute over pay increases.

Mosaic Holidays adds extra availability

Mosaic Holidays has increased flights to North Cyprus for this Easter, following strong sales to the destination, wparticularly from the family market.

p>Mosaic Holidays has increased flights to North Cyprus for this Easter, following strong sales to the destination, wparticularly from the family market.

Florida welcomes new hotel & water resort

A new purpose-built hotel and water resort, named CoCo Key Hotel and Water Resort-Orlando, launches in central Florida on April 15.

p>A new purpose-built hotel and water resort, named CoCo Key Hotel and Water Resort-Orlando, launches in central Florida on April 15.

Norwegian Cruise Line reports exceptional booking volumes during wave

Agents urged to make the most of extended campaign.

p>Agents urged to make the most of extended campaign.

Statement from PATA and TAT

The Tourism Authority of Thailand, in association with the Pacific Asia Travel Association, issued the following statement today (March 16): Both organisations seek to reassure tourists and business travellers visiting Thailand that the protests in Bangkok have not caused major disruption in the city.

p>The Tourism Authority of Thailand, in association with the Pacific Asia Travel Association, issued the following statement today (March 16): Both organisations seek to reassure tourists and business travellers visiting Thailand that the protests in Bangkok have not caused major disruption in the city.