Headlines
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We are not in decline
Friday | May 2 2025THE Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has slammed a report by KPMG that claims the travel agent segment is in notable decline (TD breaking news).
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Pledges could sink students
Friday | May 2 2025ELECTION pledges made on both sides of the political aisle to raise visa fees on international students could see up to half of prospective education visitors dump Australia as a destination.
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Portal entertains savings
Friday | May 2 2025THE Entertainment Group unveiled its 2026 travel program in Sydney yesterday, including a range of members-only travel & cruise experiences.
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Waving the magic wand
Friday | May 2 2025THIS special feature is coming to you courtesy of Aussie mystery cruise executive, Excess Baggage.
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CTM cites tariff pressure
Friday | May 2 2025CORPORATE Travel Management (CTM) is the latest listed travel company to be hit by tariff uncertainty, with the business expecting this year’s revenue to be approximately 4% softer than forecasted (TD breaking news).
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‘Too Great’ wins big for Qld
Thursday | May 1 2025NEW Tourism Events Queensland CEO, Craig Davidson, has labelled the $3 million budget ‘Too Great to Wait’ campaign a success with “instant impact”.
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Air NZ’s green guidance
Thursday | May 1 2025AIR New Zealand has released its first 2030 Emissions Guidance, which will provide “a regular and transparent assessment” of its progress towards its 2050 net-zero carbon emissions target.
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Fogg reunites with Bratton
Thursday | May 1 2025SARINA Bratton’s new venture Pearl Expeditions now has more support on the ground with the appointment of Mick Fogg as GM and Head of Sustainability.
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Long weekend bonanza
Thursday | May 1 2025CONSECUTIVE long weekends encompassing Easter and Anzac Day has generated a boom period for tourism experiences, according to Big Red Group data.
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Infrastructure falling behind
Thursday | May 1 2025SIGNIFICANT growth in tourists visiting Australia has helped to fuel around 364 infrastructure projects across a range of regions, according to Tourism Australia MD Phillipa Harrison (pictured).