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Dr. Elinor Garely - editor in chief of wines.travel

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Dr. Elinor Garely - editor in chief of wines.travel·

·July 23, 2019

Aviation: A Stepping Stone to Caribbean Tourism Expansion… or Not

by Dr. Elinor Garely, special to eTN Unless you live in a Caribbean country, there is no way to reach...

Dr. Elinor Garely - editor in chief of wines.travel·

Aviation Feature

·March 18, 2018

Aviation Industry: A Love Hate Relationship

by Dr. Elinor Garely, special to eTN The airline business is the industry that consumers love to hate. Because we...

Dr. Elinor Garely - editor in chief of wines.travel·

Aviation Feature

·July 7, 2018

French airline seduces frugal fliers

French airline Maybe it is the baby blue that provides eye appeal on the exterior and interior of the aircrafts...

Dr. Elinor Garely - editor in chief of wines.travel·

·January 22, 2018

Travel in Africa Up Close: Enormous opportunities for tourism but leadership?

It takes 17+ hours to fly the 7960 miles from to Johannesburg, South Africa from New York City. When the...

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McDonald’s new German advertising campaign highlights local farmers and “100% German beef,” signaling a shift away from overt American imagery. The strategy reflects changing European sentiment toward U.S. brands amid Trump-era politics, showing how geopolitics increasingly influences consumer perception, tourism narratives, and the global ident
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Russian outbound tourism is rebounding strongly despite global political isolation over the Ukraine war. With billions spent abroad, travelers from Russia and Ukraine now share holidays in neutral destinations like Thailand and the UAE, raising questions about tourism’s surprising role as a bridge for dialogue and peace. SOURCE:
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Shanghai’s tourism sector rebounded strongly in 2025, welcoming 9.36 million inbound visitors as Asia’s urban travel race intensifies. While competing with Tokyo and Seoul for global travelers, visa policies, luxury hotel demand, and shifting US-China geopolitics are increasingly shaping where international visitors choose to go next. SOU
Emirates Expands China Reach Through Loong Air Interline Deal as Gulf–China Competition Intensifies February 13, 2026
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