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Inspirational Case Studies on Video

Some interesting tourism case study videos recommended by James Hacon

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Mobile travel technology

Summary of the eTourism Summit 2011 – Part 2 (Mobile)

Part 2 of the 2011 eTourism Summit summaries by James Hacon, with this article focused on mobile technology.

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Google head quarters

Summary of the eTourism Summit 2011 – Part 1 (Google)

James Hacon provides a summary of the recent eTourism Summit in San Francisco which he attended. This article focuses on the Google topics covered of the conference.

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motels and hotels

I take my hat off to you!

James Hacon recounts his recent experience looking after a motel and compares it to hotel management…the challenging differences being quite an eye opener

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TRAVELTech 20111

TravelTech 2011: Best of Enemies

A useful rundown from Gen at Fossick about the recent TravelTech Conference in Sydney, some interesting topics related to travel technology covered.

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What Counts?

An inspiring presentation from Hotelier Chip Conley for all business owners, leaders, politicians, managers and tourism operators to think about…measuring what really counts.

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Where Does Hospitality End and Tourism Begin

Where Does Hospitality End and Tourism Begin

James Hacon offers great tips for hospitality providers to consider themselves as part of the tourism sector to attract new business and markets, with the upcoming Rugby World Cup a good case in point.

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Tourism Webinars

Topical Tourism Webinars

We are currently developing a series of tourism webinars as a joint venture between Kiwi Dreams and the Tourism Industry Blog.

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TRENZ 2011

Comments From TRENZ – Uncertain Times

TRENZ provides a great opportunity to gauge how the industry is looking for the season ahead, find out some of the common comments from this years event amidst a rather tumultuous year.

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What Does That Stand For?

What Does That Stand For?

Whether I’m planning a meeting with the CEO at my local RTO, trying to increase uptake of my product from FIT’s through IBO’s or reading the latest newsletter from TNZ – it seems one thing is clear, we love acronyms here in the tourism industry.

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