Headlines
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Lux show even bigger
Monday | May 26 2025MORE than 65% of exhibitors showcasing at Luxperience 2025 will be brand new to the show, organisers announced today.
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QTIC raises hotel alarm
Monday | May 26 2025QUEENSLAND continues to fall behind in meeting surging demand for accommodation, with urgent action needed to address lagging hotel development and infrastructure needs, the Queensland Tourism Industry Council (QTIC) believes.
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AAT Kings unveils RAP
Monday | May 26 2025AAT Kings group has launched its Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) in support of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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Amadeus in the clouds
Friday | May 23 2025AMADEUS and Google have signed a landmark deal to enhance flight search capability, accelerate AI integration, and improve user experience.
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Booking process disliked
Friday | May 23 2025EXCESSIVELY complex and overly technological booking processes are causing 40% of Australian travellers to delay or abandon online purchases, a new study has uncovered.
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CX makes return to ADL
Friday | May 23 2025CATHAY Pacific has announced its return to Adelaide with a new seasonal service beginning 11 Nov 2025, which will offer three nonstop flights between Hong Kong and the SA capital.
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Surge in Aussies travelling to S Africa
Friday | May 23 2025OUTBOUND leisure traffic to South Africa has the opportunity to “grow significantly” moving forward, South African Airways Country Manager Michael Hall has forecasted.
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Hilton open to expansion
Friday | May 23 2025AUSTRALIA is presenting Hilton with a range of expansion opportunities, according to the brand’s President, Asia-Pacific, Alan Watts (pictured with Leonard Gooz, Global Brand Leader, Hilton).
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Envoyage makes US push
Thursday | May 22 2025FLIGHT Centre Travel Group (FCTG) has made the decision to fold its Liberty Travel brand in the United States into its Envoyage division as it looks to ramp up expansion plans in the region.
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New Viet player is coming
Thursday | May 22 2025A new Vietnamese carrier is set to emerge in the market, with the country’s prime minister approving the establishment of Sun PhuQuoc Airways.