travel promotion造句

• Could this be the start of a revolution in travel promotions?
• The group will continue to lobby Congress for travel promotion funds.
• The state does its own travel promotion, but it has recently cut back.
• Yuki Tanaka, deputy director of the ministry's travel promotion division, said Wednesday.
• Often characterized as a " jobs bill ", certain Travel Promotion Act and other bills.
• Cubana's travel promotion strategies also enlisted consultants and publicists with wide access to the media.
• By the mid-1950s, Cubana was the Latin American carrier with most experience in travel promotion.
• Just when I was beginning to think travel promotions couldn't get any more outlandish or innovative . ..
• The travel promotion continues through Sept . 30 and marks the " first of its magnitude " for CompUSA.
• Marketing spinoff : Hershey's white chocolate whale bar; Voyage of the Pequod video game; Sea World travel promotions.
• In 1965, the Midwest Travel Writer's Association presented Breathitt with its top national award for having the best travel promotion.
• Together they formed the Air Miles Travel Promotions Limited in 1986 and sold 51 % of the UK operation to British Airways soon after.
• With or without a hyphen, the names " DFW " and " Dallas-Fort Worth " will soon make a comeback in regional travel promotions.
• The bill would include U . S . territories among the states and the District of Columbia whose benefit the Corporation's international travel promotion plan must ensure.
• Surely this was a clever, tongue-in-cheek travel promotion to encourage foreigners to participate in one of America's great costumed holiday festivities, Halloween.
• One study of the program by Oxford Economics indicated that the program " generates an estimated $ 47 in economic benefits for every $ 1 spent on travel promotion ."
• But the finishing blow was an ill-fated free-travel promotion two years ago that resulted in a charge of $ 30 million, or 28 cents a share.
• Jim Collins, a senior vice president at Sovereign, insists his bank's Hawaiian travel promotion, which ends next month, had nothing to do with the Fleet sale.
• The bill also would extend the authority of U . S . Customs and Border Protection ( CBP ) to collect travel promotion fees from certain foreign individuals traveling to the United States.
• Analysts have expected the unit to be sold since early 1993 when an ill-fated free-travel promotion resulted in a charge of $ 30 million, or 28 cents a share.