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Up and away go airfares
Monday | Sep 15 2025AIRFARES across both business and economy classes are rising, according to the latest statistics from the Bureau of Infrastructure and Transport Research Economics (BITRE).
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Slow down and read
Monday | Sep 15 2025TRAVEL Daily’s special report series is back and this time we are exploring slow travel.
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JB closes in on Voyages
Friday | Sep 12 2025AFTER close to a year of speculation, it has been confirmed that Journey Beyond is now the most likely suitor to purchase Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia, the operator of Ayers Rock Resort and the Mossman Gorge Cultural Centre (TD breaking news).
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Beware of ‘luxe-washing’
Friday | Sep 12 2025IT IS getting increasingly difficult for agents and consumers to determine which travel brands offer a truly luxury experience, according to APT Travel Group Chief Executive Officer David Cox.
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NT musters bigger effort
Friday | Sep 12 2025THE energy in the room from advisors and suppliers was palpable last night, as NT Tourism hosted its third Muster event for this week for the trade – this time at the Hilton Sydney.
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China finally finds form
Friday | Sep 12 2025VISITOR numbers from China have nearly doubled in one month, according to the latest Overseas Arrivals and Departures report from the ABS.
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It’s a Deel on biz visas
Friday | Sep 12 2025AI-POWERED payroll and HR platform Deel has launched a new immigration service specialising in visas for short-term international business travellers.
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Int’l trips grow by 290k
Thursday | Sep 11 2025THE number of trips taken by Aussies in Jul grew by more than 290,000 when compared to Jun, new ABS figures have showed.
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Agents seek automation
Thursday | Sep 11 2025DEMAND for greater access to AI and personalisation technology is high among as many as 92% of travel professionals to meet key operational challenges, such as rising competition and the higher expectations of clients.
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Cruise plugs in en masse
Thursday | Sep 11 2025THE number of Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) member ships with the ability to connect to onshore power supply (OPS) has more than doubled since 2018, according to its latest annual Environmental Technologies and Practices (ETP) report that dropped today.