Farecast.com reviews a year of airfares for domestic travel and travel to Europe. Tips include: * which day of the week to travel * how much extra you can expect to pay at different times of year * when to buy summer airfares

Epa and Rhys, ITC graduates are now working in the industry for Tourism Auckland. Here, they talk about how they got their jobs, what they like about their job and how their course helps them in their current role.

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Performance of NTUST-ISA at Taipei International Travel Fair 12 November 2011

Patrick Ablir from the Phillipines talks about why he chose to study Travel and Tourism in Auckland, New Zealand. Why he chose to study at The International Travel College of New Zealand (ITC), what he enjoyed about studying there and how he found living in New Zealand.

THAI Hygiene Excellence by World Health Organisation

Here we have a fruit bat enjoying a ripe papaya in the backyard of the house in Savusavu. A bat is a mammal and there are lots of them here in Fiji. Check out stories and more at www.internationaltravel.ws.

The MLWGS Administration is working with the Regional School Board to offer students more opportunities to travel abroad.

Professor Carol Ruwe traveled with her nutrition class to study the food and culture of Costa Rica.