*LOOK JTB Long Vacationfor Hawaii will be on sale first

JTB World Vacations will begin selling a new LOOK JTB product "Long Vacation" for departures in March next year in this coming December. With the new product, JTB will propose slow and relaxed itineraries. The first destination for the product is Hawaii, and then JTBwill extend destinations for the product to Europe and North America from the first half of FY2006.

JTB explains the Long Vacation product concept: "It is not a living-like travel, and neither is a free FIT travel, but it is for travelerswho seek just comfortable and long vacation." The main target is a female traveler segment. Since a conventional package tour provides an itinerary and travel days in advance, you has to adjust your own convenience to the provided itinerary. To improve customer-oriented services, JTB will propose a new travel style for you to spend slow times at your own pace in your favorite city.

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*LOOK JTB Long Vacation for Hawaii will be on sale first
+Extending Long Vacation to other destinations
*Visit Britain focuses on baby boomer males for "Happy Britain"
+2006 is expected to be a promising year for Britain
*Taiwan will soon welcome 1 million Japanese visitors this year
*ANA CEO is against JAL's code-sharing agreements with THA and ANZ
+ANA pays attention to the SKY's experiment to become a real LCC
*Centrair upwardly revises financialoutlook for a full year of FY2005
*Kansai already posted more ordinary income than the full year target
*Kansai exceeded 200 million passengers in the 11th year
+International flightpassengers reduced by 2% for October
*SKY has revised downward the financial outl0ok for a full fiscal year
*SKY posted net profit of 1,027 million yen for the first half
*NCA has ordered additional 14 B747-8 freighters

*Indonesian government provides a special budget to recover Bali tourism

In response to the Bali bombing on October 1 this year, the Indonesian government has decided to provide a special budget of 1,300 billion rupiah or 15 billion yen for early recovery of the tourism industry andimprovement of security countermeasures nationwide. The budget willbe allotted to seven States and mostly to Bali, needless to say. The government will soon hammer out particular action plans using thebudget.

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*Indonesian government provides a special budget to recover Bali tourism
+Bali Governor stresses that security is the most important for tourism
*Cruise Vacation will begin selling P&O products in Japan
*ANA recorded the best midterm financial result ever
*ANA will offer compatible "Premium Economy Asia" on B737-700s
*ANA will introduce B767 converted freighters and lease five A320s
*THA suspends KIX-LAX flights in December
*Centrair handled 18% more passengers for the first half of FY2005
*Narita increased flight frequencies, but decreased passengers for September
*SKY offers almost half cheaper airfares than rivals to collect more passengers
*JTA increased revenue, but decreased profit for the first half of FY2005