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The announcement comes as the carrier enters voluntary administration, with flights to Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland…
URGENT action is required by the Federal Government in next week’s budget to properly incentivise companies to develop local ‘green fuel’ to safeguard the future of travel and tourism.
THE Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has reported an “unprecedented surge” in renewals for its Australian Travel Accreditation Scheme (ATAS).
FIJI has long been associated with resorts and relaxation, but now more tourists are visiting the country in search of adventure, according to Tourism Fiji Chief Executive Officer Brent Hill.
THE events industry has come out on top in the Victorian State Budget for FY24-25, released yesterday, despite a huge funding cut to the state’s tourism marketing body (TD yesterday).
FLIGHT Centre Travel Group’s (FCTG) Total Transaction Value (TTV) is on track to eclipse pre-pandemic volumes despite losing many of its bricks and mortar stores during the pandemic.
VICTORIA has made the decision to drastically slash the budget of the state’s peak destination marketing body.
AGENTS can expect to see and hear the name ‘TruTravels’ in their supplier circles as the youth tour operator launches an all-out assault on the Aussie market.
EMIRATES will retrofit a further 71 Airbus A380s and Boeing 777s in its fleet as the carrier continues its bid to improve passenger services across all routes.
SERVICE quality at Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth Airports has been collectively graded as ‘good’, according to the ACCC’s Airport Monitoring Report for the 2022-23 financial year.