Headlines
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Hill gets into the Games
Tuesday | Sep 2 2025FORMER CEO of Tourism Fiji, Brent Hill (pictured), has announced he will join Brisbane 2032 as its Chief Marketing Officer, starting in Nov (TD breaking news).
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Saving sips for more trips
Tuesday | Sep 2 2025AUSSIES are shifting their everyday spending habits to save more cash for travel, according to new data released by global travel app Skyscanner and digital bank Up.
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Groups by Beyond grows
Tuesday | Sep 2 2025SYDNEY-BASED group travel provider, Groups by Beyond, has expanded its offerings to encompass several new regions, while also launching a new range of affordable tours.
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HLO farewells legend
Tuesday | Sep 2 2025WESTERN Australian travel industry stalwart Gary Ewart has announced his retirement after 35 years leading Helloworld Travel Carousel in the southern suburbs of Perth.
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Keith Prowse Travel announces Singapore Grand Prix famil winners
Tuesday | Sep 2 2025KEITH Prowse Travel is excited to reveal the five winning agents from the recent Singapore Grand Prix incentive, exclusively run for Luxury Travel Collection agents.
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Qantas, Virgin laud green creds
Tuesday | Sep 2 2025SUSTAINABILITY goals have played a significant role in the FY25 results presentations of Australia’s two major airlines, Qantas Group and recently-floated Virgin Australia.
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APAC drives Hurti growth
Monday | Sep 1 2025HURTIGRUTEN has revealed that revenue generated by customers in Australia and New Zealand has outpaced its global growth average, with the cruise line reporting a 78% increase in local earnings for the latest financial period.
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Altura lands DMC clients
Monday | Sep 1 2025THREE established destination management companies (DMCs) have signed on as the newest clients for Brett Harvey’s Altura Travel Group – the new venture from the former CATO Partnerships Head (pictured).
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LE courting more advisors
Monday | Sep 1 2025LUXURY Escapes is on a mission to connect with agents, as it began its first-ever trade events this week in three states.
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VJ axes Hanoi flights
Friday | Aug 29 2025VIETJET will scrap its two Australian routes to Hanoi after launching the services from Sydney and Melbourne to Vietnam’s capital in Jun last year.