Headlines
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Tauck offers first look
Tuesday | Mar 4 2025TAUCK has revealed a preview of its two new ships that will be joining its fleet next year – as well as their names (TD 24 Oct 2024).
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Peru in Sydney: A taste of Machupicchu
Tuesday | Mar 4 2025PROMPERU hosted a trade event at the Australian Museum, where travel industry professionals enjoyed an exclusive evening exploring the Machupicchu exhibition and took part in an immersive virtual reality experience that transported them to the heart of Peru.
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CTM doubles down on cultural awareness
Tuesday | Mar 4 2025CORPORATE Travel Management (CTM) has partnered with specialist Indigenous consultancy firm, John Briggs Consultancy, to support reconciliation efforts.
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Stuart Udy exits Expedia
Monday | Mar 3 2025EXPEDIA Travel Agent Affiliate Program (TAAP) has announced its Director of ANZ Stuart Udy will retire from the industry in the coming months.
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Skytrans plugs capacity gap
Monday | Mar 3 2025QUEENSLAND-BASED airline Skytrans has received an Air Operation Certificate to begin flights with narrow-body aircraft in the region, particularly its recently acquired Airbus A319 flagged last month (TD 17 Feb).
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Travellers urged to take fewer risks for ‘likes’
Monday | Mar 3 2025AUSTRALIA’S peak travel safety advisory has warned travellers not to take added risks on trips based on the recommendations of online influencers.
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Local IATA training now available to agents
Monday | Mar 3 2025CONNECTED Travel is now an IATA Authorised Training Centre, offering local travel professionals access to globally-based, industry-backed training and a clear pathway to career opportunities all over the world.
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Biz pax go the distance
Monday | Mar 3 2025BUSINESS travellers are flying longer distances and venturing to new cities, forcing airlines to expand their networks to suit, a new Corporate Travel Management (CTM) report shows.
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Manila is far from vanilla
Monday | Mar 3 2025MANILA is the ultimate destination for Aussie adventurers, according to the Backpacking Paradise Index, a new report from CupoNation.
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Webjet settles with ACCC
Friday | Feb 28 2025WEBJET’S marketing division and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) will lodge submissions to the Federal Court calling for a $9 million fine for alleged deceptive historical marketing practices (TD breaking news).