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WYSTC Whereabouts Congrats to Katrina Vanderhulst from Au Pair International Inc. – our first Mayor! Join the fun and check in often with our WYSTC Whereabouts game. One lucky participant will win free entry to WYSTC 2012! With over 350 … Read
“The Power of Youth Travel” A new research report entitled “The Power of Youth Travel” is now available to all WYSE Travel Confederation members, who can collect their free copy at the WYSE Lounge in the Trade Hall. What’s inside? … Read
Study WYSE invites all to join its Breakfast Presentation at 8am Thursday in Room B1-B3, to meet the board and learn more about the new Sector Association. WYSE WYSE Work Abroad held a very engaging AGM yesterday, with these highlights: … Read
A new charity donation project has been launched at WYSTC 2011, to enable delegates to “give back” to the Barcelona community and to serve as a legacy of the WYSTC 2011 conference. WYSTC will be used as a platform to … Read
The World Youth & Student Travel Conference (WYSTC) and its 2011 marketing partner Internet Advantage are proud to host the first annual global App Yap Contest to find the best travel app in the youth travel industry. On 1 July … Read
Even as the hospitality industry is seeing renewed enthusiasm to travel, the companies in the sector should improve website responsiveness in order to maximise travel purchases, according to a report. According to iPerceptions’ Hospitality and Tourism Industry Report for Q2 … Read
Australia’s trade and tourism agencies are making a renewed push to boost the number of Japanese visiting the country to study English or vocational courses and for work experience. The number of Japanese visitors to Australia has dwindled in recent … Read
The scholarships offered by the Limkokwing University of Creative Technology to all African countries were timely, a top government official of Lesotho said recently. Worth RM12 million, the scholarships would serve as catalyst for more students from the continent to … Read
The brutal job market brought on by the recession has been hard on everyone, but especially devastating on the youngest members of the labor force. About 60% of recent graduates in the USA have not been able to find a … Read
The French government is seeking to attract more foreign students, especially those from developing countries with “high potential,” and to increase the proportion of postgraduates from abroad. Alain Juppé, Foreign Affairs Minister, and Valérie Pécresse, Minister for Higher Education and … Read
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