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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Travel Trade Gazette UK & Ireland

• Have early brochure launches paid off?
• TUNISIA: Tunisia's amphitheatre of dreams
• Operators evacuate US clients - Florida hurricane misses theme parks
• EDITOR'S COMMENT: Rising costs fuel pressure on companies
• NOW WE FACE OUR MOST TESTING TIME
• Responsible tourism: a premium worth paying?
• THEME PARKS: Their mission is to entertain.
• WE NEED ACTION - AND NOW.
• TUI faces multimillion payout
• VIEWPOINT
• Sales for parties in full swing
• Virgin's revolution continues at full tilt
  by DAVE RICHARDSON
• Lines lure new wave of cruisers.
  by LOUISE PRIOR
• Is it sense not to sell rivals?
• Saga `could prefer to float'
• TTG BRITISH TRAVEL AWARDS: AMADEUS - The innovation award.
• TTG BRITISH TRAVEL AWARDS: Don't miss the party of the year.
• Continuing visa teaser boosting Baltic bookings.
• ASK AWAY: Breach of full-time contract?
• Harlequin targets trade
• Golden Sun pursued by taxman.
• TOP SHOP: WORKSOP, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
• Seminar on dark tourism
• TOP SHOP: CHEADLE, CHESHIRE
• Zimbabwe targets UK holidaymakers
• VIEWPOINT: Preparing for a crisis is essential.
• Panorama targets 2005 early bookers
• Prepare for more thrills
• ABTA in frame as Travelscene folds
• Operator was always fighting a losing battle.
• TRADE REACTION
• Armed raids in London agencies fall
• Comfort is a costly extra
• Agents warned of GDS charges.
• Agents safe despite spiralling fuel price
• Flight Centre's future is well mapped out
• Few firms plan for the worst
• Agents to cash in as hotel prices increase
• TUI holds regional airports to ransom.
• Are you ready for chips?
  by Mike Swindell
• Health visitors
• `Travel doctor' finds new role
• Operators aiming for gold in Athens
• TTG BRITISH TRAVEL AWARDS: Power to the people
• Peltours adds El Alamein
• ASK AWAY: Prepare to have a blast.
• EDITOR'S COMMENT: Holiday Oasis employs self-selection
• New England: Snowboard in the morning
• Changes to Chinese visas would give inbound market huge boost
• Staff at TV Travel Shop face the axe
• TUI caught up in share probe
• Have you ever tried a spot of stargazing?
  by Sara Macefield
• Who will be next to be Court short?
• Changing market fuels need for ATOL overhaul.
• ABTA slammed over insurance.
• IATA pushed for universal fares
• VIEWPOINT: NEEDS EXTEND BEYOND PAY
• Wanted: travel sales staff to be gym managers
• Is it meltdown for our slopes?
• VIEWPOINT: CORPORATE MARKET IS WARY OF NEWCOMERS
• TUNISIA: Two nights in Tunis
  by Tom Jordan
• The dynamics of online success
• DIY holidays/Chip and PIN: Net yourself extra profits
  by Mike Swindell
• Agents slam plan to sell Aer Lingus
• TURKEY: HOW'S IT SELLING?
• Kenya safari specialist aims to tame the trade
• The Baltic is streets ahead.
• Letter: Printing single-edition brochures will fuel sales
• Third armed attack traumatises agents.
• Life after Big Brother - who goes where?
  by Huria Choudhari
• Star Letter: Embracing the high street costs money
• UK resorts fight negative press
• No-frills told to show true prices
• We R family agency offers personal touch.
• Mombasa gears up for winter
• VIEWPOINT: WE'RE A SERVICE INDUSTRY
• ABTA: Collapse is latest blow for embattled authority
• ACCOMMODATION-ONLY: Q&A
• Independent chains to expand networks
• TUI UK shops face new closure threat.

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