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Destination Pulse: News and Notes for Dec. 16, 2015

Destination & Tourism Janeen Christoff December 16, 2015

New Houston Route to Boost Tourism in Houston and New Zealand
New Zealand’s U.S. ambassador believes both countries will benefit from the new route.

Panama City Has Big Plans for Tourism Growth
From a U.S. sailing center to a waterfront hotel, there are many new initiatives being proposed in Panama.

Nashville Wins Tourism Award
The city wraps up a successful year for its tourism industry by being named the top destination marketing organization in North America by members of the National Tour Association.

The Beginning of Space Tourism
10 Ways you can leave planet earth.

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