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EACT in European Parliament: action for "12-day rule" and minimumm number of passengers
The European Alliance for Coach Tourism EACT recently employed a plenary session of the European Parliament to explain to policy makers the primary concerns of the coach tourism sector. In several...
62nd RDA Annual General Meeting and IBV Annual Conference 2013
"Choose coach tourism!" is the enticing motto of the 62nd RDA AGM and IBV Annual Conference from 11th to 13th April 2013 in the beautiful and ancient Bavarian city of Augsburg. Full...
39th GTM Germany Travel Mart™ 5th to 7th May 2013 in Stuttgart
The GTM Germany Travel Mart™ is the world's biggest B2B marketplace for incoming tourism to Germany and one of the most important tools in the sales portfolio of the German National Tourist Board...
Successful tour guiding seminar and examination in Bremen
Over 20 participants attended this year’s RDA Academy ‘Qualified Tour Guiding’ seminar from 1st to 3rd February 2013 in the Hanseatic city of Bremen. The seminar was presented by RDA legal...
RDA at ITB Berlin from 6th to 10th March 2013
The ITB Berlin from 6th to 10th March 2013 (opening times daily: from 10.00 am to 18.00 pm) is the largest annual travel industry exhibition worldwide (160,000 m²). In 2012 some 172,132 visitors...
CTC - Coach Holiday Conference 2013
The CTC - Coach Tourism Council (UK) 2013 Coach Holiday Conference will take place from 24th - 25th February 2013. The Holiday Inn Filton Bristol, in association with Destination Bristol, will host...
EACT lobbies against adverse German VAT legislation proposals for foreign coach operators
The European Alliance for Coach Tourism (EACT) has initiated a political lobbying initiative against German Government proposals to amend the VAT registration and taxation of foreign coach operators...
For the great war centenary Flanders welcomes RDA, gbk & IBV in 2014
RDA Annual General Meeting from 3rd to 5th April 2014 in Flemish cities Bruges and Ypres
World War I, also known as the Great War, was the first international conflict of truly world scale dimensions. The War raged from 28 July 1914 until 11 November 1918 and claimed millions of military and civilian casualties. Today, nearly one hundred years later, we remain firmly convinced that the events of the years ’14 -’18 continue to exert a fundamental influence on our society and that the victims of this horrendous war are deserving of a dignified commemoration.
It is for such reasons that the Government of Flanders has decided to frame the commemoration of the Great War Centennial within an overarching compass that embraces themes like...
‘war and peace’,
‘remembrance and awareness’,
‘the European idea’,
thus to open our minds to the perpetuating memory of our past...
thus to learn an indelible lesson for the future.
More Infos about Flanders and the programme will follow!
Contact
Salmin Behrens
Phone: +49 221 91 27 72 11
Facsimile: +49 221 12 47 88
E-mail: international@rda.de