All Posts By Alex Cristache
Nicaragua Markets Vacation Giveaways to US Travelers via Facebook
Nicaragua decided to tap into the social aspect of travel and Facebook’s power to reach US travelers and started to promote vacation giveaways in the country on the famous social network. Visit Nicaragua, the official page, has just been launched and [...]
French Polynesia and Kauai, Hawaii, top romantic choices for travelers
French Polynesia is the top romantic destinations for travelers. Three hotels in French Polynesia were voted by travelers in the 2012 Travelers’ Choice Romance awards by TripAdvisor, Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora also taking the number one position. The recently [...]
First Look at Virgin America’s Red Futuristic In-flight Entertainment Platform
After being the first carrier to offer fleetwide WiFi back in May 2009, Virgin America continues their digital innovation saga with an updated version of their in-flight entertainment system, Red. Planned for a late 2012 consumer release, the new Red [...]
UAE, Future Key Player in the International Travel Market
UAE plans to continue investments in tourism infrastructure development Travel and tourism is currently one of the major contributors to the United Arab Emirates GDP, with a percentage estimate for 2010 of close to 17%. The UAE is becoming one [...]
New Exhibitions: Battleship Cove Launches Reenactment of the Attack on Pearl Harbor
History, ships and warfare enthusiasts will definitely enjoy the new dynamic exhibition launched by the maritime museum Battleship Cove that reenacts the attack on Perl Harbor, an event that pushed the USA into WWII. The new exhibition was scheduled for [...]
Google Celebrates St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow
Today’s Google Doodle celebrates the 450 anniversary of St. Basil\s Cathedral, popular landmark of Moscow. The colorful and beautifully designed church is situated right in the center of the Russian capital city and has been a major tourist attraction for centuries.
Washington State Cuts All Tourism Marketing Spending
Although tourism is one of the largest industries in the state of Washington, local authorities have decided to cut all funding and all support to market it as a travel destination. This week will mark the end of all tourism [...]
