News
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Don’t cancel your trips, urges Burnes
Thursday | Mar 5 2026HELLOWORLD chief operating officer & executive director Cinzia Burnes (pictured) is urging travellers not to cancel their trips following the outbreak of a conflict with Iran last week.
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Advisor left exposed
Thursday | Mar 5 2026FORMER travel agency owner Josh Zuker has criticised a gap in Victoria’s civil justice system, a flaw he claims has left him personally exposed to repeated enforcement orders relating to a refund dispute that was resolved several years ago.
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Tahiti in entirely new light
Thursday | Mar 5 2026ENTIRE Travel Group has relaunched its specialist Tahiti Travel brand – creating the only dedicated Tahiti specialist accredited by both ATIA & CATO.
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Airports driving airfares
Thursday | Mar 5 2026TRAVELLERS could face higher airfares in the coming years, with a new report from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) revealing that airports will be looking to recover the money they have poured into infrastructure in 2024-25.
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WA’s aggressive events strategy
Thursday | Mar 5 2026TOURISM Western Australia’s goal is to become one of Asia-Pacific’s events capitals, the group’s managing director Anneke Brown recently revealed.
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Extend your journey
Thursday | Mar 5 2026RAILBOOKERS is highlighting its pre- and post-cruise extensions, which are available across popular destinations such as the Danube, Rhine, Douro, Mediterranean, Alaska, and more.
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Insight into the NT
Thursday | Mar 5 2026TOURISM NT is inviting agents to join its upcoming webinar to learn why the NT is Australia’s ultimate self-drive destination, and gain insider tips, itineraries and product updates.
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Adventurer docked
Thursday | Mar 5 2026THE Coral Expeditions vessel that ran aground on a reef in the waters of PNG (TD 05 Jan) is currently docked in Singapore.
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Regent’s president
Thursday | Mar 5 2026WESLEY D’Silva has been promoted to president of Regent Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) after spending just over a year as chief commercial officer.
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Viking signs for four
Thursday | Mar 5 2026VIKING has signed an agreement with Fincantieri to build two expedition vessels with the option for two ocean ships.