Constantly rising oil prices have been taking their toll on the travel and tourism industry, especially with airlines raising prices or cutting flights and routes - or both. As a result, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) recently announced a downward revision of its predictions of tourist figures for 2009.

Atlantic Estates, the exclusive property agent for Sunray Village, proudly announces the development's recognition by European Property Awards in association with CNBC Television and SIMA in the categories of 2008 Best European Development and 2008 Best Architecture.

In the fifth and final part of Cape Verde Property's guided tour of Cape Verde, Adrian Lillywhite, MD, focuses on the island of Maio.

Colliers International has recently released the Knowledge Report - July 2008 on Hong Kong Property Market Overview for the four key sectors, namely Office, Luxury Residential, Industrial and Retail.

London is the most expensive city in the world to park a car. That's according to new research from Colliers International, the first ever Colliers Global Parking Rate Survey.

Demolition starts this week on Brisbane's Ryan's on the River to make way for a luxury one-per-floor apartment project which has experienced a wave of sales activity.

BEN Langfield has found his new home as the director of residential project marketing for Colliers International in Brisbane. The 37-year-old ‘young gun' has stepped up from the position of associate director to lead the division.

It has been announced by Cape Verde news agency Infopress that the end of 2009 will see the first of three new ferry links between the islands of Cape Verde, making the archipelago more accessible to both residents and holidaymakers alike.

The award winning and highly prestigious UK based Champneys Health Resort group, leaders in the field of luxurious spa and wellbeing retreats, treatments and training, are about to take their celebrated brand a stage further with the launch of Champneys Marbella Spa Resort Apartments and Penthouses.

Selling homes via auction has proved popular in the past with British homeowners especially those looking for a quick sale; however, in today's sluggish market sale values are down by 44% year on year according to the Essential Information Group.