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NCLH laments mistakes
Wednesday | Mar 4 2026NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has conceded its recent underperformance is largely self-inflicted, pointing to poorly timed capacity expansion and internal operational shortcomings rather than a broader weakness in demand.
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Four seasons in one day as first yacht delivered
Wednesday | Mar 4 2026FINCANTIERI has delivered Four Seasons I, the first ultra-luxury yacht for the premium hotel brand in partnership with Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings.
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No quick escape for Aussies
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026THE hopes of a speedy repatriation for Aussie travellers stranded in the Middle East have been dampened by comments from US President Donald Trump, who said the war with Iran would likely last around a month.
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Agents targeted by crims
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026THE World Travel Agents Associations Alliance (WTAAA) has warned travel agencies to be aware of a sophisticated fraud scheme that issues fake air tickets by illegally accessing agency IATA accreditation numbers.
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Travel insurance warning
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026TRAVEL insurance policies are unlikely to cover the costs of travellers impacted by the rerouting, cancellation or delaying of flights linked to military conflicts, an insurance expert has claimed.
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Malmberg set to join ATIA
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026RESPECTED travel industry leader Emmalita Malmberg (pictured) will lead the Australia Travel Industry Association’s (ATIA) corporate partnerships, in a new role commencing 09 Mar (TD breaking news).
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TM seeks more connection
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026TRAVELMANAGERS has revealed its national conference this year will be centred on the theme of ‘connection’.
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Qantas flags H1 sustainability wins
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026QANTAS Group has outlined progress across a variety of sustainability fronts in its H1 FY2026 results released on the ASX last week.
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LXR to make Aussie debut
Tuesday | Mar 3 2026HILTON is bringing its premium LXR brand to Australia, with the hospitality group announcing the signing of a Gold Coast hotel with Islander Hotel Trading.
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Thousands stranded in ME
Monday | Mar 2 2026AROUND 115,000 Australians are stranded in the Middle East as airspace closures across major hubs like the UAE and Qatar continue to ground all passenger flights (TD breaking news Sat).