Traduction de «travel promotion » (Anglais → Français) :

Secondly, I would like to join those in Parliament who have expressed regret and rejection regarding the measures adopted by the United States authorities to introduce administrative fees under the Travel Promotion Act which therefore increase the costs of travel and, consequently, the movement of people, through the Electronic System for Travel Authorisation.

20. Deplores the introduction of "travel promotion" and administrative fees for the granting of Electronic System for Travel Authorisations (ESTA) to EU citizens travelling to the US as a retrograde step, amounting to the reintroduction of visa requirement as well as the exclusion of Romania, Poland, Bulgaria and Cyprus from the Visa Waiver Program which leads to discriminatory treatment among EU citizens, and reiterates its call on the Commission to treat the matter as an urgent priority, including the option of imposing reciprocity;

(a) the administration of First Nation programs and businesses, including, without restricting the generality of the foregoing, travel, promotion, professional fees, inventory purchases, accounts receivable, funding and other business expenses; (b) contributions to First Nation housing programs; (c) community services, including emergency assistance, burials, sports or recreation; (d) jointly funded programs; (e) supplements to First Nation programs; (f) economic development; (g) First Nation planning; (h) charitable donations; (i) asset replacement; (j) payments made once in a lifetime, in an amount not exceeding one per capita ...[+++] share of the revenue held by the First Nation, to any living person whose name is deleted from the membership list of the First Nation;

(a) the administration of First Nation programs and businesses, including, without restricting the generality of the foregoing, travel, promotion, professional fees, inventory purchases, accounts receivable, funding and other business expenses; (b) contributions to First Nation housing programs; (c) community services, including emergency assistance, burials, sports or recreation; (d) jointly funded programs; (e) supplements to First Nation programs; (f) economic development; (g) First Nation planning; (h) charitable donations; (i) asset replacement; (j) payments made once in a lifetime, in an amount not exceeding one per capita ...[+++] share of the revenue held by the First Nation, to any living person whose name is deleted from the membership list of the First Nation;

The new U.S. Corporation for Travel Promotion — the new U.S. version of the CTC — views the broad visa issue as a priority, and we understand we will be working with their government to have introduced a visa waiver for Brazil.

I am a little worried that to sell the more expensive card, you will offer various loyalty programs and travel promotions, which add a great cost to the system.