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Dr. Elinor Garely - special to eTN·

Aviation Feature

·January 6, 2021

Tourism and Pandemics: Do They Coexist?

What makes COVID-19 different from previous diseases in the speed and reach of the virus and the extent of the contagion beyond the traveler to the destination? Tourism is about movement. Pandemics are about stopping a spread. Continue reading Tourism and Pandemics: Do They Coexist? at eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News Online.

Dr. Elinor Garely - special to eTN·

Aviation Feature

·November 12, 2020

Truth or Dare in Travel and Tourism

Lies are like candies in a candy store – they come in various colors and sizes and offer different experiences. Some lies are motivated by money and greed, other lies are inspired by ego needs. Some people will lie to avoid punishment, others lie for the thrill of getting away with the falsehood, while others […] - eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News Online

Dr. Elinor Garely - special to eTN·

Aviation Feature

·November 14, 2020

Truth or Dare in Travel and Tourism: Ethics and Lies

Lies are like candies in a candy store, they come in various colors and sizes and offer different experiences. Today, in the chaotic world of travel and tourism, ethics and lies are meeting on the pandemic battleground. Some lies are motivated by money and greed, other lies are inspired by ego needs. Some people will […] - eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News Online

Dr. Elinor Garely - special to eTN·

Aviation Feature

·December 7, 2018

The big reveal: oneworld’s newest member – Royal Air Maroc

Oneworld, an airline alliance, started February 1, 1999 and currently has 14 members, thanks to the new addition of Royal...

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