Headlines
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DOT tests loyalty review
Friday | Sep 13 2024AMERICA’S Department of Transportation (DOT) has launched an inquiry into potential unfair, deceptive and anticompetitive practices of four airline loyalty programs.
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Competitors will emerge
Friday | Sep 13 2024QANTAS Head of International Cam Wallace (pictured) says two or three domestic competitors will launch to the market in the not-too-distant future, despite the recent high-profile collapses of both Bonza and Rex.
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More will scrap targets
Friday | Sep 13 2024AN INCREASING number of airlines and travel companies are likely to concede they are unable to meet their stated emissions targets, Air New Zealand’s Chief Customer and Sales Officer, Leanne Geraghty, has predicted.
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Business booms in Brissy
Friday | Sep 13 2024BRISBANE is becoming a popular international travel hub among corporate travellers, new data from FCM Travel shows.
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Discounting tactics irk QF
Thursday | Sep 12 2024QANTAS has taken a veiled swipe at well-funded and state sponsored competitors using tactics such as aggressive discounting of airfares to improve market share in Australia.
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First look at BNE revamp
Thursday | Sep 12 2024AS the decade-long $5 billion upgrade of Brisbane Airport continues to take shape (TD 30 Oct 2023), the hub has offered a first look at its revamped international terminal.
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Perth to fuel QF expansion
Thursday | Sep 12 2024PERTH has been identified by Qantas as a major platform for growth from 2025, with more new routes likely to be rolled out at the western gateway than any other Aussie port.
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TravelManagers commissions up
Thursday | Sep 12 2024TRAVELMANAGERS executives Michael Gazal and Joe Araullo opened the mobile advisor network’s annual conference today, revealing some of the results their agents have produced over the past 18 months.
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china high on the events agenda
Thursday | Sep 12 2024TOURISM Australia is on a mission to accelerate the recovery of the business events sector, continuing to invest heavily in wooing back more buyers from Greater China.
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ATIA: “No place for fraud”
Wednesday | Sep 11 2024AUSTRALIAN Travel Industry Association CEO Dean Long says alleged fraudulent activity by Travel World Sydney must be punished to the full extent of the law if found guilty.