Airports and Destinations
Airports Company South Africa-O. R. Tambo International Airport | ||
 O. R. Tambo International Airport is Airports Company South Africa’s (ACSA) flagship airport. |
 O. R. Tambo International Airport is the busiest airport on the continent. |
 O. R. Tambo International Airport is to be enhanced in 2010 by an infrastructure redevelopment. |
Berlin Airports-Berlin Brandenburg International Airport | ||
 Airport Schoenefeld – Germany's most dynamic commercial airport. |
 Airport Tegel – Berlin's busiest airport yet. |
 The new airport Berlin Brandenburg International (BBI) opens in 2011. |
 BBI airport will have a straight and open architecture combined with high functionality. |
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Bermuda International Airport-More Travellers Flock to Bermuda | ||
 Visitors from around the world are flocking to Bermuda. |
 In the last few years, the total number of flights arriving at Bermuda International Airport has increased by 30%. |
 A new incentive program aims to convert many one-day cruise passengers into return visitors utilizing Bermuda’s facilities. |
 With the influx of new air service, new hotel development and more for visitors to do, Bermuda's future looks to be in the pink. |
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IQPC-Business Events for the Transport Industry | ||
 Transport IQ is the specialised transport research division of IQPC, a leading business event organiser. |
 We put a range of transport challenges under the spotlight to examine how to solve these issues in the context of today’s business climate. |
 Transport IQ is a targeted resource for excellence in transport management. |
Sardinia-Increasing International Point-to Point Services | ||
 Sardinia's airports are aiming to launch new international point-to-point routes by offering significant incentives to airlines willing to develop their business in Sardinia. |
 Sardinia has a potential market of 600 million visitors. |
 Sardinians travel by air at a frequency twice the Italian national average. |
 Alghero, Cagliari, Olbia and Tortoli airports are looking to open new point-to-point routes. |
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