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BANGKOK BED BOOM
Bangkok's hotel supply
continues to see double-digit
growth, a CBRE report reveals...
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Legal challenge blocks
American Airlines merger
US Department of Justice claims tie-up would be bad for consumers...
The planned merger between
American Airlines and US
Airways has been challenged
by the US Department of Justice
(DOJ).
The government unit, along with
six US states and the District of
Columbia, has fi led a lawsuit aimed
at preventing the deal, saying the
merger would lead to "higher fares,
higher fees and... less service" for
the American consumer.
Texas-based American and
Arizona-based US Airways are
planning to form the world's biggest
airline group, operating more than
6,700 daily fl ights and carrying an
estimated 190 million passengers
per year. But this, according to
the DOJ, would be unfair on the
customer, leaving the US with just
three main carriers, following the
recent mergers of Delta and United
with Northwest and Continental
respectively.
"If this merger were to go
forward, consumers will lose the
benefi t of head-to-head competition
between US Airways and American
on thousands of airline routes
across the country – in cities big and
small," the DOJ said. "They will pay
more for less service because the
remaining three legacy carriers –
United, Delta and the new American
– will have very little incentive to
compete on price."
American and US Airways said
they "intend to mount a vigorous
and strong defence" to the lawsuit.
"We believe that the DOJ
is wrong in its assessment of
our merger. Integrating the
complementary networks of
American and US Airways to benefi t
passengers is the motivation for
US businessman unveils supersonic
'Hyperloop'
businessman in the US has
A unveiled plans for a new
method of supersonic transport,
the Hyperloop. The brainchild
of Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla
Motors and Space Exploration
Technologies, the Hyperloop would
transport passengers at speeds
of up to 1,300kph inside a pair of
tubes. Reported by Bloomberg
Businessweek, the tubes would
appear like a "double-barrelled
shotgun", mounted on columns and
running side-by-side for most of
the journey before looping at either
end. Passengers would be carried
in pods within the tubes. Designed
to connect cities less than 1,000
miles (1,609km) apart, Musk said
the Hyperloop would be suitable for
routes such as Los Angeles-San
Francisco and New York-Boston.
bringing these airlines together.
Blocking this pro-competitive
merger will deny customers
access to a broader airline network
that gives them more choices,"
American said in a statement.
But following this legal challenge,
it is now unlikely that the merger will
close in the third quarter of 2013, as
initially planned. Click here for full
story
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Bangkok hotel supply
continues to grow
CBRE reports double-digit growth in Thai capital's inventory...
The number of hotels in
central Bangkok continued
to increase rapidly in the fi rst
half of the year.
According to the latest survey
by property consultant CBRE
Thailand, hotel supply in the Thai
capital expanded 12.1% year-onyear,
following the completion of six
new hotels in the fi rst six months
of 2013. That means there are
now 37,500 hotel rooms in central
Bangkok.
In addition, approximately 2,250
new rooms are expected to come
online in the second half of 2013,
spread across a range of market
segments, including luxury (13%),
upscale (8%), midscale (46%) and
economy (33%).
CBRE noted that "almost all"
of the new hotels are in high-rise
buildings, with the Sukhumvit area
being most popular, accounting
for 65% of the total hotel supply
and four out of six of the new hotel
openings. The Silom/Sathorn area
accounted for 21% of the total hotel
stock while the riverside area has
14% of supply.
PIA launches
Kashgar flights
Pakistan International Airlines
(PIA) has launched flights to the
ancient Chinese city of Kashgar. The
national carrier landed in the city, in
far western China, yesterday, and
will now operate the service once
a week direct from the Pakistani
capital Islamabad, using an Airbus
A310 aircraft. Kashgar, in the region
of Xinjiang, becomes PIA's second
destination in China following Beijing.
DID YOU
KNOW??
The Northern Mariana
Islands consists of 15
main islands, yet 90%
of the population lives
on just one island -
Saipan
And according to James Pitchon,
Executive Director of CBRE
Research & Consulting Thailand,
the increase in supply in Bangkok
was likely to be offset by a sharp
rise in demand.
“The big challenge for hotel
owners is to raise the room rates
which have not grown significantly
for the last five years,” Pitchton
said. “[But] the second half of
2013 may finally see the growth
in visitor arrivals outpacing new
supply allowing owners to raise
rates.”
A further 4,400 additional rooms
expected to be added to central
Bangkok’s inventory the end of
2015, bringing the city's total to
almost 42,000 rooms - an 11.9%
increase on current fi gures. Click
here for full story
Cambodia Airlines launch postponed
The launch of a new airline in
Cambodia has been delayed.
Philippine Airlines and Cambodia's
Royal Group had planned to jointly
form Cambodia Airlines last month,
but PAL was reported saying this
week that the creation of the new
venture had been put back until
October.
In a statement to the Philippine
Stock Exchange, PAL's Assistant
Corporate Secretary, Cecilia L
Pesayco, said the closing date “for
China's Home Inns opens 100 hotels
Chinese budget hotel chain,
Home Inns, launched 100
new hotels in the second quarter
of the year. The company, which
operates the Home Inns, Motel
168 and Yitel brands, boosted
its total portfolio to 1,953 hotels
across 271 Chinese cities. And this
growth is expected to continue;
Home Inns has 206 properties in
the pipeline. For the quarter ending
30 June 2013, Home Inns reported
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completion of PAL’s joint venture
with Inter Logistics (Cambodia) Co.
Ltd has been moved to October 15,
2013”.
PAL is expected to take a 49%
stake in the new venture, with Inter
Logistics, which is controlled by
Royal Group, taking the remaining
51%. The new venture will compete
with Vietnam Airlines-backed
Cambodia Angkor Air, offering
domestic and regional services from
Phnom Penh and Siem Reap.
an average occupancy rate of
87.0%, slightly down on the 89.2%
it achieved in the same period last
year. Average daily rates remained
unchanged at CNY167 (US$27),
while revenue per available room
(revPAR) dipped from CNY149 to
CNY145.
In total, Home Inns plans to
open 400 new hotels this year,
under a mix of management and
franchise contracts.
Onyx signs first
Ozo hotel in
Malaysia
Ozo Penang will
open in 2016
Onyx Hospitality Group has signed
its first Ozo-branded hotel in
Malaysia. The new Ozo Penang
midscale hotel is expected to open its
doors in the centre of Georgetown in
2016. It will offer 132 guest rooms, plus
meetings rooms, an 'O2Go' snack bar,
restaurant and fitness centre.
"Our entry into Malaysia with
Ozo Penang marks a key step in our
development for the OZO brand, and
indeed the overall ONYX expansion,"
said Onyx's President & CEO,
Peter Henley. "As a Thai company
we are excited to be launching our
first property in Malaysia, our direct
neighbour. We acknowledge the
importance of expansion within the
AEC region and we look forward to
developing further ONYX branded
projects in Malaysia in the very near
future," he added.
Onyx opened its first Ozo property
opened in Hong Kong in May 2013,
and has firm plans to bring the concept
to Thailand and Sri Lanka. Click here
for full story
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Tourism Australia launches
Chinese website
GREEN
Tourism Australia has launched a
new Chinese consumer website,
Australia.cn. The new site is the
first dedicated overseas portal to
be offered by Tourism Australia and
comes amid a sharp rise in Chinese
arrivals to Australia. And the tourism
board's Managing Director, Andrew
McEvoy, said the launch of the site
marked a significant strategic step
in the country's Chinese marketing
strategy.
"This is the first time Tourism
Australia has developed and hosted
a consumer website in any overseas
market and it is an essential step
in Australia staying ahead of the
competition in China, a market
estimated to be worth over AU$9
billion (US$8.3bn) to Australian
tourism by 2020," McEvoy said.
"Research has shown that Chinese
travellers are interested in an
Australian holiday for its food and
wine, city lifestyle, natural wonders
and beautiful coastal areas - and
we have tailored the content on the
website to inspire Chinese consumers
to help turn their holiday aspirations
into reality."
As well as highlighting these
market segments, the new site
is integrated with Chinese social
media platforms such as Sina
Weibo and Kaixin, and includes a
section where Chinese celebrities
and bloggers share their own views
of Australia. There is also a travel
planning area with fl ight and visa
information.
China is Australia's fastest growing
inbound tourism market, with 685,000
Chinese visiting Australia in the year
ending June 2013, an increase of
17.4% on the previous year. Click
here for full story
New China-Vietnam highway opens
new highway has opened
A connecting China and Vietnam.
The 400km transnational highway
launched last week, connecting the
city of Chongzuo, in southern China's
Guangxi Zhuang region, with the
Vietnamese tourist destination of
Halong Bay. China's People's Daily
newspaper reported the highway's
operator, Guangxi Yunde Group, as
saying the road would "contribute to
the future development of the tourist
industries in China and Vietnam". The
highway will shorten the bus journey
times between Chongzuo and Halong
Bay to approximately 7.5 hours.
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Ayana Bali's new hotel plants trees
Rimba Jimbaran, the new resort
in Bali, has planted 50,000 trees.
The luxury resort, which is the
Ayana Resort & Spa's sister
property, is already located in a
forest setting. But it has added
to this natural backdrop by
planting thousands more trees in
its 77 hectares of grounds.
"Five years ago, when the 'seeds were planted' for the idea of a new
hotel at Ayana, our farmers planted 40,000 fast-growing albesia 'silk'
trees at Ayana's farm in central Bali," said Rimba's Project Director,
Wayan Widhiada. "Now, some of those trees have been used at
Rimba, and we have replanted at the farm to replace them, as part
of our commitment to a greener Bali. In addition, we have planted
10,000 trees around Rimba's grounds to help further offset our
carbon footprint."
Aside from albesia trees, which will grow to full maturity within fi ve
years, the resort's farm also produces pineapples and oranges and
coffee beans, which are offered on the resort menus.
Six Senses hires sustainable
tourism expert
Sustainable tourism expert Costas Christ
will join Six Senses as the company's new
Sustainability Ambassador. A pioneer of
ecotourism, Christ helped to offi cially defi ne
the term as a founding member and former
Chairman of the International Ecotourism
Society. He will now serve as an advisor
to Six Senses' recently-appointed the Vice
President Sustainability, Amber Marie Beard,
and represent the company as its global
spokesperson on sustainable tourism.
“We are at a new turning point as more travel businesses and
destinations adopt sustainable tourism principles to help safeguard
our planet and deliver tangible benefi ts to local communities,”
commented Costas. “I look forward to supporting Six Senses in their
commitment to advance these efforts.”
As former Senior Director for Conservation International, Costas
supervised sustainable tourism projects supporting poverty alleviation
and the protection of biodiversity across the globe. He was also
appointed during the Clinton Administration to serve as Peace Corps
Country Director in Uganda.
Centara cleans up Pattaya beach
Staff at the new Centara
Grand Phratamnak Resort
& Spa recently undertook a
major beach cleaning exercise
in Pattaya. The soon-to-beopened
hotel's GM, Dominique
Ronge, led more than 80 of his
staff on the exercise, joining
forces with local beach vendors
to help remove litter from the entrance to the hotel's beachfront,
known as ‘Cosy Beach’. Centara Grand Phratamnak Resort & Spa is
due to open in October 2013.
United boosts Mariana Islands
New fl ights have been launched
connecting Guam with Rota,
in the Northern Mariana Islands.
Operated by Cape Air on behalf
of United Express, fl ights between
Guam and Rota will now operate
daily, along with a Cape’s daily
service between Rota and Saipan.
Rota's Mayor, Melchor Mendiola,
said the new fl ights would
“contribute to the economic growth
of the island”.
“In our quest for reliable air
service transportation, I am
heightened by Cape Air's approval
to provide daily fl ights serving Rota,”
said Mendiola. “I extend my support
and appreciation to all involved in
this essential air service.”
Together with Guam, the
Northern Mariana Islands comprise
the Marianas archipelago,
which lies in the Pacifi c Ocean,
approximately 2,600km east of the
Philippines.
The new daily flights to Rota can be
booked via the United Airlines website.
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Hertz offers BMWs in New Zealand
Hertz has introduced
the latest BMW
3 Series to its New
Zealand fleet. The BMW
320i will initially be
available at two rental
locations in Auckland,
the international airport
and Victoria Street, in
the centre of the city.
The move also marks
the arrival of the Hertz
Prestige Collection to New
Zealand, which offers a range of
high-end vehicles.
"We are pleased to now offer
customers the chance to drive
the BMW 3 Series sedan," said
Michel Taride, Hertz's Group
President. "The extension of
the Prestige Collection into
New Zealand builds on our
huge success of this range of
sophisticated, luxurious vehicles
in the US and Europe."
Hertz currently has 43 car
rental locations in New Zealand,
offering a range of cars, minivans
and four-wheel drive vehicles.
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Singapore's Carlton City Hotel joins
Worldhotels
Worldhotels has welcomed
another member to its
Asian collection - the Carlton City
Hotel Singapore. Located close
to the Chinatown area of the city,
the Carlton City offers 386 guest
rooms plus a 28th fl oor club lounge,
restaurant, swimming pool, coffee
shop, sky bar and two function
rooms. Part of the First Class
Collection, Carlton City becomes
Worldhotels' fi fth property in
Singapore.
More capacity
for Medan
airport rail link
T
he passenger rail link between
Medan and the new Kuala
Namu International Airport will be
expanded next month, following
the delivery of new train carriages.
The Antara news agency reported
that eight more carriages will be
put into operation in September,
doubling total seat capacity to
172,000. Eight railway carriages
have been operating on the line
since the new Indonesian airport
opened on 25 July.
Singaporean low-cost carrier
Scoot has taken advantage
of the upcoming Australian
election with a new promotional ad
campaign. The airline has rolled
out a series of outdoor poster
New villa
booking site
launches
new booking website has
A been launched catering
exclusively to the villa market.
Developed by entrepreneur
couple Alastair Loxton and
Sara O' Shea, the Ministry of
Villas website went live on the
31 July 2013 and will showcase
a range of luxury villa resorts,
initially focused on Bali. The
ministryofvillas.com will feature a
collection of 300 luxury villas in
Bali, all bookable directly online.
Scoot ads target
Aussie election
ads in Australia playing on the
names of the two prime ministerial
candidates, Kevin Rudd and Tony
Abbott. Scoot currently flies to
Singapore from both Sydney and
the Gold Coast.
BA to fly A380 to Johannesburg
British Airways has announced
plans to fl y its brand new Airbus
A380 to Johannesburg. Commencing
on 12 February 2014,
the UK fl ag carrier will initially
operate three weekly fl ights between
London Heathrow Airport
and the South African city's OR
Tambo International Airport, using its 469-seat A380. Flights will
depart London every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Then from 10
March 2014, BA will increase the service to six times a week, with
extra fl ights on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Company offers
Nelson Mandela tours
A company in South Africa has
launched a new tour itinerary dedicated
to Nelson Mandela. Samara Private
Game Reserve in South Africa Eastern
Cape has unveiled details of a sevenday
tour that it says will "celebrate the
life and origins" of the country's former
president. Designed and managed by
Edge World Tours, the trip includes
visits to locations which played a part
the life of Mr Mandela, including the
Transkei region where he was born, and
Fort Hare, the site of his alma mater
university.
Kenya Airways traffic climbs
Kenya Airways experienced a
sharp rise in passenger traffic
in the fi rst quarter of its fi nancial
year. For the three months ending
30 June 2013, the Nairobibased
airline carried a total of
932,912 passengers - 10.9% up
year-on-year. Measured in revenue
passenger kilometres (RPK), traffic increased 5.8%, ahead of
a 3.0% expansion of available seat capacity. This included a 12.8%
jump in capacity on Asian routes, and allowed Kenya Airways' average
cabin load factors to rise 1.8 percentage points to 67.3%.
Air Seychelles expands
airberlin codeshare
Air Seychelles has expanded
its codeshare arrangement with
airberlin to cover the Seychelles'
second largest island
Praslin and two new destinations
in Europe, Stockholm and
Copenhagen. The new deal
will see Air Seychelles place
its ‘HM’ code on six weekly airberlin flights between Berlin and
Stockholm, and seven per week between Berlin and Copenhagen.
In return, airberlin will place its ‘AB’ code on eight weekly Air
Seychelles flights between Mahé and Praslin. Both airlines are
part-owned by Etihad Airways.
New attraction showcases
South African wines
A new tourist destination has
been launched in the South
Africa's Cape wine region. South
African winemaker Charles Back
has opened his new Spice Route
farm, offering guests the chance
to sample the region's wine and
local produce. The farm includes
an underground wine-tasting room and a restaurant showcasing
South African cuisine. The terrace offers views all the way to Table
Mountain on a clear day. As well as wine, Spice Route farm also
showcases the region's chocolate, coffee and beer.
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THE DAY
IN NUMBERS
1
Onyx has signed
its fi rst property in
Malaysia
2
Pakistan International
Airports has launched
fl ights to Kashgar, its
second destination in
China
400
A new 400km
highway has opened
connecting the
Chinese city of
Chongzuo with Halong
Bay
37,500
There are now 37,500
hotel rooms in central
Bangkok…
42,000
… but this is expected
to rise to 42,000 by
2015
Emirates expands in Pakistan
The Sialkot Clock Tower
Emirates is launching fl ights to
a fi fth destination in Pakistan -
Sialkot, in the province of Punjab.
Commencing on 5 November
2013, the new service will operate
four times a week (Tuesdays,
Thursdays, Saturdays and
Sundays) using a wide-body
Airbus A330-200 aircraft with 54
seats in business class and 183 in
economy.
AirAsia invites
passengers to
paint plane
AirAsia has launched a new
campaign inviting passengers
to design the livery of one of its
aircraft. Running until the end of
this month, the airline's customers
will be asked to paint an Airbus
A330-300 to be operated by
AirAsia X. Participants will have
to design five separate sections
parts of the aircraft, with the
winning artist being given the
chance to visit the Airbus paint
factory in Toulouse. For more
details of the contest, visit: blog.
airasia.com.
Sialkot International Airport,
which opened in 2007, boasts
the longest runway in Pakistan.
It will join Karachi, Islamabad,
Lahore and Peshawar in Emirates'
Pakistani network.
Flights will depart Dubai at 0415
and arrive in Sialkot at 0820. The
return fl ight will leave Sialkot at
0945, arriving back into Dubai at
1235. Click here for full story
Six Senses Con
Dao offers air
bookings
Six Senses Con Dao, the luxury
island resort in Vietnam, has
entered into an agreement with
Vietnam Air Service Company
(VASCO) to offer air bookings services
at the property. The resort's reservation
team can now reserve and issue
tickets for VASCO's domestic flights
from Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and Can
Tho, operated by Vietnam Airlines. It
will also offer VIP pick-up services,
luggage handling and transfers
between domestic and international
terminals, plus the use of business
lounges can also be arranged.
Madame Tussauds Sydney kicks
off Bruce Lee exhibit
South Korea to
ease visa rules
South Korea will start to ease
visa regulations for visitors
from China and Southeast Asia,
as it bids to boost regional tourism.
The country's government said that
starting next month, South Korea
will offer multiple entry visas to
Chinese nationals with families,
those in higher income brackets
and students from more than 100
designated colleges. Tourists from
Southeast Asia will be rewarded for
multiple visits to Korea, with threeyear
visas for tourists visiting the
country more than twice.
QUOTE
OF THE DAY
“The second half of
2013 may finally see
the growth in visitor
arrivals outpacing
new supply allowing
owners to raise rates.”
James Pitchon,
Executive Director of
CBRE Research &
Consulting Thailand,
comments on the
demand for hotels in
Bangkok
M
adame Tussauds Sydney
has kicked off a new exhibit
in style, inviting young martial arts
enthusiasts to unveil its new Bruce
Lee waxwork. Dressed in his
classic yellow and black jumpsuit,
the American-born kung fu star
was unveiled to audiences this
week. And young kung fu students
from the Sydney Self Defence
Centre were given the fi rst glimpse
of the fi gure, taking part on a
martial arts class in Sydney's
Chinese Garden of Friendship.
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