Headlines
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56% doubt human need
Friday | Jul 4 2025MORE than half of Aussies doubt the importance of the human touch in travel planning, according to a new report by Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
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Ready for holiday surge
Friday | Jul 4 2025AUSTRALIA’S major eastern airports are all bracing for strong travel volumes these holidays, with the three capitals revealing their forecasts this week.
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Top End rejigs platform
Friday | Jul 4 2025THE Northern Territory has consolidated its major tourism events calendar into a one-week extravaganza in Nov, a move it said would add greater flexibility for all stakeholders.
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TC gets AI on the road
Friday | Jul 4 2025TRAVELLERS Choice is encouraging agents to embrace AI this month during a roadshow around the country, which kicks off in tomorrow in Sydney.
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Incentive trips cut
Friday | Jul 4 2025TRAVEL managers are anticipating further rising costs in 2025, with 71% expecting higher expenses compared to 2024, according to Cvent’s 2025 Global Travel Managers Report.
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Europe surges to $280m
Thursday | Jul 3 2025AUSTRALIAN travel to Europe in the next few months is expected to jump by 10% on last year, hotel and airline booking figures from ANZ have showed.
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Sydney falling short
Thursday | Jul 3 2025THERE is a significant gap between the perception that visitors have of Sydney versus its real competitive performance, according to a new study from the Committee for Sydney.
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Cyber attack a key reminder: Choice
Thursday | Jul 3 2025CONSUMER watchdog Choice believes the cyber attack on Qantas yesterday highlights the urgent need for a stronger ombud scheme to better support complaints from travellers.
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ME conflict fails to deter bookings
Thursday | Jul 3 2025CONSUMERS may be concerned about the Middle East conflict, but it is not stopping them from travelling to the region, according to operators.
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NSW to retain events crown
Thursday | Jul 3 2025NEW South Wales is shaping up to hold onto its crown as the nation’s business events capital, with the sector forecast to inject more than $192 million into the state’s visitor economy in 2025.