IOL: PICS: Luxury hotel to open before World Cup Construction work has been stepped up to 24/7 on the five-star, R400 million Fairmont Zimbali Hotel development near Ballito to ensure that the beach resort is opened in May, before the World Cup. IOL: ICC boss leaves to promote Brand SA Miller Matola, the boss of Durbans International Convention Centre, has secured the plum job of chief executive officer of the International Marketing Council of South Africa - the official custodians of promoting "Brand South Africa" globally. IOL: Hotel cleaners on theft charge Two cleaners at a five-star Cape Town hotel have been charged after allegedly stealing R296 000 from a safe in one of the hotels rooms. IOL: Sky car riders left high and dry Visitors on board the Moses Mabhida Stadium sky car had their experience ruined after they were left stranded on top of the 106m-high arch. IOL: Tourist wants R12m after slipping on tiles An American man is suing a safari lodge outside Pretoria after he slipped on wet patio tiles during a storm. IOL: Taxi bosses give minister ultimatum Taxi bosses have given Transport Minister Sbu Ndebele an ultimatum: they want him to spell out their role in the World Cup transport plans within a week. IOL: Willkommen, Germany, from Der Merkur World Cup excitement has started to build in KwaZulu-Natal, so much so that IOLs sister publication The Mercury redesigned its masthead to salute Germany. IOL: Tourism industry cant wait for WC fans Two thirds of South African tourism businesses are polishing up their service in preparation for the influx of 2010 fans. IOL: 2010 revenue over-rated The benefits of the the World Cup have been over-estimated, warns a Durban researcher who has spent five years looking at the effects the event will have on South Africa. IOL: Laying on the ladies for the World Cup Local pub owners are planning to cash in on the World Cup by busing football fans to their "executive gentlemens club" where sex is on the menu. Masondo proud of historic townships success Tanzania: Karatu Based Eco-Lodge Wins Award Burns Day 2010 Funding for museums and galleries Scotland and India Wildfowling ban Tattoo grandstands project Whisky exports resilient Safety on the hills Call to eat more venison

IOL: Tourism IOL: Tourism View source archive --> Search this source --> ·PICS: Luxury hotel to open before World Cup Construction work has been stepped up to 24/7 on the five-star, R400 million Fairmont Zimbali Hotel development near Ballito to ensure that the beach resort is opened in May, before the World Cup. ·ICC boss leaves to promote Brand SA Miller Matola, the boss of Durbans International Convention Centre, has secured the plum job of chief executive officer of the International Marketing Council of South Africa - the official custodians of promoting "Brand South Africa" globally. ·Masondo proud of historic townships success Soweto is the pride of Joburg, says the citys mayor Amos Masondo. ·Hotel cleaners on theft charge Two cleaners at a five-star Cape Town hotel have been charged after allegedly stealing R296 000 from a safe in one of the hotels rooms. ·Sky car riders left high and dry Visitors on board the Moses Mabhida Stadium sky car had their experience ruined after they were left stranded on top of the 106m-high arch.

Scottish Executive News Online - Tourism Scottish Executive News Online - Tourism View source archive --> Search this source --> ·New era for Scotland's seas Marine Bill to deliver major benefits to the environment and economy. ·Budget 2010-11 Scottish Parliament approves government spending plans. ·Burns Day 2010 Ministers celebrate 251st anniversary of the National Bard's birth. ·Funding for museums and galleries £750,000 to support nationally and internationally significant collections. ·Scotland and India Scotland to be promoted at Jaipur Literature Festival. ·Summer of 2009 saw tourism boom Scotland outperformed rest of the UK in attracting overseas visitors. ·Wildfowling ban Severe weather prompts temporary suspension of shooting of birds. ·Hogmanay celebrations ‘perfect culmination’ Minister says New Year festivities mark Scotland’s tourism success in face of crunch. ·Tattoo grandstands project Edinburgh castle esplanade gets funding for new events arena. ·Whisky exports resilient Rural Affairs Secretary comments on latest whisky export figures.

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