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1. Global warming 'threatens the existence of the travel industry'
2. WTM: TUI Travel talks tough on green policy
3. WTM: Australia fears long-haul backlash from European travellers
4. WTM: Barbados launches online portal for travel trade
5. WTM: Encore Tickets offers online booking for travel agents

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• In pictures: Travel Weekly Passport competition
• Photos: more exhibitor stands from WTM
• Photos from day one of World Travel Market 2007

Travel Weekly Passport competition

A day at ExCel could be your ticket to a fantastic holiday experience at World Travel Market 2007.

This year's prizes include:

• Holidays in the US, the Caribbean, Egypt, Mallorca, Nepal, the Bahamas, Morocco, Ireland and The Dominican Republic
• Fam trips to Trinidad and Tobago and Antigua and Barbuda
• Accommodation at The Four Seasons, a European Park Plaza
• Flights to Namibia and Qatar flights

Find out more about what's up for grabs and how to enter on the Passport competition page.

Blog posts

• Ray Quinn presents the passport prizes at WTM
• The Middle East at WTM
• The future of destination marketing at WTM
• Travel Weekly's agent presenter
• More pictures from agents day at WTM

Travel Weekly events at WTM

The Future of the Travel Trade – Boom or Bust?
Travel Weekly editor Sarah Longbottom will put pertinent questions to a panel of experts and invite their predictions for the future for the travel trade.
When: Wednesday November 14, 15.00 - 17.00
Where: North Gallery, Rooms 6/7, Level 2

The Future of Destination Marketing
Travel Weekly online editor Martin Couzins hosts a seminar looking at how tourist boards, hotels and resorts and destination marketing companies can use multiple channels and new technologies to market their product.
When: Thursday November 15, 10.30 – 11.30
Where: North Gallery, Room 5, Level 2

Women Retaining Senior Roles In Travel
Travel Weekly chief reporter Juliet Dennis chairs this seminar on how female executives have made it to the top. The session will offer tips and encouragement for women looking to progress to senior levels in the travel industry.
When: Thursday November 15, 11.30 - 12.15
Where: North Gallery, Room 14, Level 2

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