Winter flight schedule includes flights to Antalya from up to 14 German cities. Summer schedule being planned – more airports will be added
On 1st November 2011, airberlin Turkey will begin operating flights between Antalya and Germany. With the start of the winter flight schedule, airberlin and the Turkish airline company Pegasus will embark on a charter partnership and dedicate two Boeings of the type 737-800 to transporting holiday makers from Germany to Antalya.

Meliá Hotels International has recently announced the addition of a new hotel in Wolfsburg, Germany, which will be operated by the Innside by Meliá brand, one of the best positioned and most valued by customers in the country.
Innside Wolfsburg, whose construction will start in 2012, is a modern four star hotel with 219 rooms, located in the heart of the city, next to the railway station in Wolfsburg, Lower Saxony. The hotel, which will be added to the Company under a lease contract, will also have a large conference area and a modern Sky Bar.

During this disaster days in Bangkok everybody is trying to help the victims. Here we show as an example how the company Bsab is supporting and helping in Pathumthani:
During a time of flood crisis in Thailand, BsaB has been doing their part in the community by producing and distributing 4000 (up from the original 1500) coconut floating candles filled with citronella soy wax- to help against mosquito’s- and other necessities, costing them around 4 million baht in total.

Collegues and friends from Bangkok have sent us the latest picture from the flood in Thailands Capitol Bangkok. The pictures are shoot today ( 26.10.2011) and show the latest Impressions from this awful disaster.
The water only is not dangerous for the life of the people- in some cases the water is since some days in the groundfloor of shops , offices and appartments – the waste carried away by the water including animal carcasses, rat urin and the power cable are the life-threatening things.

Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) today released results showing that international visitor arrivals into Asia Pacific destinations1 grew by 6% year-on-year in August 2011, the latest month for which reliable figures are available.

by Reinhard Hohler, Chiang Mai (26.10.2011)
Up to 143 prominent tourism sites in 30 provinces have been damaged by the ongoing floods, resulting in at least 10 billion baht in lost revenue to date, according to the Tourism and Sports Ministry.