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Rising costs cutting into holiday spend
Friday | Apr 12 2024COST-OF-LIVING pressures will see Aussies travel closer to home this school holidays break, a new report from Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia has found.
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NZ seeks to win back Aussies this year
Friday | Apr 12 2024NEW Zealand is donning its goggles and preparing to ollie up the list of most attractive travel destinations with Aussies through a new winter season campaign.
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WSI business hub cleared for take-off
Friday | Apr 12 2024AN UPCOMING business precinct at Western Sydney International Airport (WSI) has taxied for takeoff this week, with construction officially commencing yesterday with the first turning of the sod.
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TAG eyes purchases after equity boost
Friday | Apr 12 2024ENTERTAINMENT and corporate travel services provider TAG has this week been bolstered by a major equity injection from a mid-market private equity firm.
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Aussies double the average
Friday | Apr 12 2024AUSTRALIAN business travellers are spending close to double the global average of nights away on work trips, Flight Centre Travel Group’s (FCTG) Corporate Traveller has revealed.
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MEL documents record Mar
Thursday | Apr 11 2024INTERNATIONAL competition has helped Melbourne Airport hit a record high last month, setting a new milestone for overseas pax.
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No loyalty for agents
Thursday | Apr 11 2024THE World Travel Agents Associations Alliance (WTAAA) has called on American Airlines to reverse a policy which will leave the clients of most travel agencies out in the cold when it comes to its AAdvantage loyalty program.
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QR can’t be sued in case
Thursday | Apr 11 2024AUSTRALIA’S Federal Court has ruled that five women alleging they were forcibly strip-searched after boarding a Qatar Airways flight can’t sue the airline.
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music events icon passes away at 82
Thursday | Apr 11 2024THE man responsible for pioneering the large-scale Australian music events industry has passed away at the age of 82.
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Aussies support tourism tax
Wednesday | Apr 10 2024A NEW survey published by InsureandGo has revealed that almost two-thirds (60%) of Australian citizens are in favour of introducing a tax to combat the environmental toll visitors are taking on the country.