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eTurboNews, our flagship news service, is a daily bulletin of reports written by a global team of contributing editors, writers, guest analysts and occasional correspondents, focused on events, company news, market trends, new routes and services, political and legislative developments relevant to travel, transport and tourism, and issues relating to tourism’s role in the fight against poverty, and the industry’s responsibility for the environment and human rights. The content of the reports is editorially regulated according to news values, significance and accuracy, copyright protected, and independent of any advertising and sponsorship carried. The readership base is an opt-in subscriber emailing list currently running at 255,000+ worldwide, mainly travel trade professionals and specialist travel and tourism journalists. eTurboNews editorial articles are available for syndication and republishing by other news media on standard terms. eTurboNews Breaking News is the brand banner for urgent one-off communications of individual or moving urgent news items distributed as and when necessary. eTurboNews Discussion is a moderated web-based community message board for feedback, comments and reaction from readers. eTurboNews Communications is a public relations consultancy geared specifically to the needs of the travel and tourism industry. We provide a service of tailor-made PR solutions and advice on marketing and branding for large companies or small and medium-sized enterprises engaged in travel, transport or tourism related business. eTurboNewsTravelWire is an information distribution service for disseminating company announcements, advertorials, product launches, market expansion, projects and other commercial messages to a global or regionally defined subscriber list of travel trade professionals and the media. eTurboNewsTravelTelegram is a paid-for service of individual commercial messages delivered to the opt-in mailing list or to segments defined by geographical region or professional sector, and cross-referenced to the themed services described above for subsequent search and reference.