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Amora debuts in Sydney
Tuesday | Apr 30 2024AMORA Hotels & Resorts has chosen Sydney to be the base for a reinvigorated expansion plan, which will see the company chase growth opportunities in the Asia Pacific and Southeast Asia.
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ATIA unveils ATAS social media showcase
Monday | Apr 29 2024THE Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) is on the lookout for travel agencies around the country who are most proud of their ATAS accreditation and are eager to show it off on social media.
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WA spends big on tourism
Monday | Apr 29 2024WESTERN Australia will spend more than $300 million on a variety of initiatives to support the state’s tourism industry as part of the 2024/25 State Budget.
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Preferred Hotels & Resorts adds 15
Monday | Apr 29 2024FROM the wilderness of the Himalayas to the white sandy beaches of Cancun, independent hotel brand Preferred Hotels & Resorts has just announced 15 new member properties, each featuring a range of distinct guest experiences.
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G adds more Jane trips
Monday | Apr 29 2024G Adventures has expanded its Jane Goodall Collection with five new wildlife-focused trips in celebration of the famous environmentalist’s 90th birthday.
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Hidden fees exposed
Monday | Apr 29 2024AIR travellers in the US must now be shown all fees relating to their fare at the time of booking, under a new rule imposed by the Department of Transportation.
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Qantas doubles SAF prog
Friday | Apr 26 2024QANTAS’ Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Coalition program has doubled the number of partners and members since it was launched to the market in 2022 (TD 11 Nov 2022).
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APT Asia 2025 unveiled
Friday | Apr 26 2024APT has announced the launch of its 2025 Asia program, which features five new luxury holidays in India, Sri Lanka, and Japan.
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Kiwi cruisers on track to reach 2019
Friday | Apr 26 2024IN A welcome boost for the Australian cruise sector, the country’s second-largest source market is well on track to recover to pre-pandemic volumes.
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AA delays contentious loyalty decision
Friday | Apr 26 2024AMERICAN Airlines’ controversial plan to prevent some travel agencies’ clients from accruing loyalty points has been delayed by two months.