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Le groupe Pierre & Vacances pourrait être racheté par un fonds émirati

Shanti Travel acquiert AmériGo

Les agences de voyages partagent leurs recettes pour traverser les turbulences

Inspirations Voyages : Marriott Mauritius, vendre l'Île Maurice en agence

Île de Tatihou : j’ai testé pour vous... dormir sur un caillou !

Michael O’Leary reste à la tête de Ryanair et peut espérer une prime record !

GROOM : une conciergerie haut de gamme ouvre à Bandol

Latin Xplore ouvre un nouveau bureau au Mexique

Le Convenc'Tour 2027 aura lieu à ...

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E-reputation: “A negative comment is 100,000 euros lost in revenue”

Today, a few words on a social network can cost a lot. “One negative comment on TripAdvisor equals 10,000 euros in loss of revenues at Pierre & Vacances,” revealed on February 5,2015, Rodolphe...

Travel agencies: launching a tourism trade-show, a great strategy to boost business?

Regional tourism trade shows around the themes of escape, travels, cruises… Since a few years, they have been flourishing everywhere in France. Organized by local travel agencies or mini-networks,...

AIRclandestino: the “shared taxi” for passengers on the same flight

The “Start-up of the week”, a section launched by TourMaG.com and i-Tourisme, sheds light, every Friday, on young innovative companies that offer a new concept and/or a new approach to a tourism or...

Emirates, Qatar, Etihad: the Gulf companies are perfect? yes, but…

Since a few years, the Gulf companies have been making headlines. Everything is looking good for them and they take advantage of this attention to promote themselves abundantly. However, they still...

Interface Tourism: the representative agency is aiming at 15% growth this year

The representative agency, Interface Tourism is celebrating its 15 year anniversary this year. An opportunity for its founder, Gaël De La Porte Du Theil, to review the revolution that shook tourism...

Oncle Dom’s column: Paris, keep moving, there’s nothing to see!

Ok, I’m not going to make a lot of friends in the “pseudo” ecology world. Especially in Paris, where ecology rhymes with funny…and especially attracts power. In any case, our great Mayor, Madam...