The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1998 Diane Brady - Abstracts

The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 1998 Diane Brady
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Airlines and hotels shower agents with perks to win more business.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Air NZ appears prepared to weather the currency storm. (Air New Zealand)Business, internationalDiane Brady
Airport opening is delayed: Hong Kong sets July start date for new facility. (Chek Lap Kok)Business, internationalDiane Brady, Kristi Heim
A Manila magazine, different though dear, hopes to win readers.(Folio magazine)Business, internationalDiane Brady
Asia woes spur debate on airline alliances.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Bargaining power.(how to manage business travels)Business, internationalDiane Brady
Better than a hotel.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Cathay rattles rivals.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Cathay seeks PAL stake; offer for up to 40% ends months of speculation.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Chek Lap Kok opens new doors to fliers with pay-per-use lounge.(Hong Kong airport opens Plaza Premium Lounge)Business, internationalDiane Brady
City tour through Shenzhen offers few attractions, even less pleasure.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Delivery companies adapt to airport crisis.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Delivery companies adapt to airport crisis.(operations at Chek Lap Kok Airport in Hong Kong)Business, internationalDiane Brady
Easier to earn points.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Easier to earn points: airlines offer economy frequent-flier plans. (Malaysia Airlines, Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific Airways)Business, internationalDiane Brady
East meets West in kitchen.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Failing to excite.(Philippine centennial celebrations fails to lure tourists)Business, internationalDiane Brady
Fine points of pleasant travel.Business, internationalDiane Brady
First Pacific may not fill PLDT's needs, analysts say.Business, internationalDiane Brady
First Pacific may not fill PLDT's needs, analysts say: Hong Kong firm may lack expertise required to radically overhaul Philippine phone concern.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Getting the picture: airlines enlarge video screens and expand offerings.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Ghosts of politics past continue to haunt Indonesians.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Hong Kong seeks more zest in tourism: city injects life into its ad campaign to stem decline in visits.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Hong Kong's opposition to landfill expansion is growing.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Hong Kong's opposition to landfill expansion is growing: architects, travel association among those who protest reclamation project in Central District.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Isolated city becomes emblem of cronyism: hometown of Suharto's wife turns into target for the wrath of rioters. (Solo, Indonesia)Business, internationalDiane Brady
JAL alters cookie policy.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Jet dreams are grounded; widespread consolidation hurts aerospace plans.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Market contrarians' uncanny accuracy has many in awe.(forecasting market trends)Business, internationalDiane Brady
New Kuala Lumpur airport leaves shippers in disarray. (Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur International Airport)Business, internationalDouglas Appell, Diane Brady
PAL fold its wings, unable to solve labor dispute.Business, internationalDiane Brady, Jon Liden
PAL folds its wings, unable to solve labor dispute: airline's closure resonates through the region as stranded passengers boosts carriers' seat sales.Business, internationalDiane Brady, Jon Liden
Putting a crimp on bargains.(Asian tourism industry)Business, internationalDiane Brady
Remote island resort project may be a gamble for Ekran.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Rivalry reroutes airline perk.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Spectators go to the dogs: Macau hopes to draw more eyes to Canidrome.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Sri Lanka under fire.(terrorism threatens tourism in Sri Lanka)Business, internationalDiane Brady
Subic Bay appears to thrive in Richard Gordon's wake; three months after contentious departure as chairman, industrial free port retains investors.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Talk boosts Cathay shares.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Talk boosts Cathay shares: some bet airline's fortunes likely to soar.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Thai air fares may zoom.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Theme park owner in Bali is thrown for a loop by Indonesia's wild ride.Business, internationalDiane Brady
Tourism officials seek to eliminate red tape for the region's visitors.(Column)Business, internationalDiane Brady
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