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AW appoints sales chief
Friday | Mar 14 2025ADVENTURE World has appointed Elsa McLean (pictured)to the position of Head of Sales, a role she will formally assume for the operator on Mon.
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Explore zooms past FY24
Friday | Mar 14 2025BOOKINGS in Australia for Explore Worldwide are tracking so well that the operator has already recorded over 70% of the volume of the last financial year, with eight months still to trade.
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Don’t cancel Queensland
Friday | Mar 14 2025HOSPITALITY giant Comiskey Group has joined with Visit Moreton Bay to urge travellers not to cancel plans to visit the region following Tropical Cyclone Alfred’s crossing last week.
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Raffles eyes Aussie surge
Friday | Mar 14 2025BOOKINGS from Aussies for the newly opened all-villa luxury Raffles Sentosa Singapore have been strong – with plenty of interest in particular for the second half of the year.
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TMCs see the logix of AI
Friday | Mar 14 2025MELBOURNE TMC brands FBI Travel and Rego Travel have signed long-term agreements with cloud-based business travel analytics business Travelogix, following its integration with the Tramada mid/back office system.
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TEG nabs ex Woolies boss
Thursday | Mar 13 2025THE parent company of Ticketek has tapped former Woolworths supermarket boss Brad Banducci to be its new CEO.
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Jones named VA CCO
Thursday | Mar 13 2025THE man once touted as the next Virgin Australia Chief Executive Officer has been appointed to arguably the next best position, named Chief Commercial Officer this week.
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Wheels in motion on tours
Thursday | Mar 13 2025A NEW global alliance of independent motorcycle tour operators has been founded by the owners of prominent Australian touring brand, Ride The World Motorcycle Tours.
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Aussies riding the rail
Thursday | Mar 13 2025AUSTRALIA has retained its position as Eurail’s second-largest market globally after the USA, with 2024 seeing more than 57,000 Aussies and over 7,000 Kiwis purchasing a Eurail pass to explore Europe.
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Vivid reimagined for 2025
Thursday | Mar 13 2025THE program for Vivid Sydney 2025 has been unveiled, featuring more free events and encompassing Martin Place and CBD for the first time since 2018.