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Al Tayyar Travel, Travelport to expand their global business

  DUBAI / Emirates Business Travelport, a leading Travel Commerce Platform, has signed an extended agreement with Al Tayyar Travel Group, the largest travel and tourism company in Saudi Arabia. The extended deal enhances the strategic co-operation between both companies and reaffirms Al Tayyar Travel Group’s commitment to expand their online business. To achieve this, Al Tayyar Travel Group will …

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Visitors grow 4pc during first two days

  Dubai / Emirates Business Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2016 is experiencing healthy visitor growth, with a 4 percent increase in the number of visitors through the doors over days one and two, compared to 2015. The trade event, which is taking place from April 25-28 at Dubai World Trade Centre, is well on track to welcome more 26,000 visitors …

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19 percent surge in UAE tourists going to Turkey

  DUBAI / Emirates Business Turkey has strengthened its status as a top holiday destination for the Middle East’s residents, over the course of 2015, visitor numbers from the region climbed tonearly three million, marking a significant increase from 2014. Visitor numbers from the UAE scaled up to 51,600 visitors – a near 19 percent increase from the 43,469 visitors …

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UK economy loses pace as OECD warns of Brexit damage

  Bloomberg The U.K. economy lost momentum in the first quarter as services posted their weakest performance for almost a year and industrial production continued to decline. Economic growth slowed to 0.4 percent from 0.6 percent in the final three months of 2015, as forecast in a Bloomberg survey of economists. The estimate, published by the Office for National Statistics …

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Pound’s advance shows Bremain’s dominance

  Bloomberg The pound rose for a fourth day versus the dollar as data showed that U.K. economic growth slowed in the first quarter, further evidence that the currency’s direction is being driven by investors’ view on the nation’s June referendum on its membership of the European Union. Sterling touched the highest level versus the U.S. currency since February on …

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Germany plans $1.4 billion in incentives for electric cars

  Bloomberg German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government reached a deal with automakers to jointly spend 1.2 billion euros ($1.4 billion) on incentives to boost sluggish electric-car sales. Buyers will be able to receive as much as €4,000 in rebates to help offset the higher price of an electric vehicle, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said at a press conference in Berlin. …

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Treasuries rise, Dollar drops before Fed; Apple drags stocks

  BLOOMBERG Treasuries rose, sending 10-year yields lower for the first time in eight days, and the dollar weakened, as markets signaled caution before the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate decision. The Nasdaq 100 Index slumped as Apple Inc. tumbled after posting its first quarterly-revenue drop in more than a decade. Benchmark 10-year note yields retreated from the highest level …

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