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Reject “crazy” US rules: ATIA
Wednesday | May 29 2024AUSTRALIAN Travel Industry Association (ATIA) CEO Dean Long has called on the Federal Government to learn the lessons of the pandemic and reject any of the “crazy provisions” included in the United States’ new mandated rules around aviation refunds.
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Heading on a new Envoyage
Wednesday | May 29 2024FLIGHT Centre Travel Group (FCTG) officially launched its Envoyage brand in Australia last night, the company’s growing home for independent travel agencies (TD 27 Feb).
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Newton to speak at Travel24
Wednesday | May 29 2024ACCENTURE Head of Cultural Forecasting, Michelle Newton (pictured), is confirmed to speak at Travel24, revealing the socio-cultural drivers of change that are impacting the tourism sector.
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twenty new ports for silversea
Wednesday | May 29 2024ULTRA-LUXE cruise brand Silversea has unveiled its 2027 world cruise, with new destinations making up one-quarter of the port line-up.
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Revenues rise for Serko
Tuesday | May 28 2024CLIMBING revenues for corporate travel and expense provider Serko has helped the ASX-listed business improve its net loss after tax result by 48%.
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Rex connects dots in PER
Tuesday | May 28 2024REX has quickly doubled down on its commitment to serving the Perth market, linking the WA capital to a second Australian city with new direct flights.
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Scenic ramps up rewards
Tuesday | May 28 2024SCENIC Group has relaunched its partner loyalty program, which now offers enhanced rewards on every ocean, river and land journey booking made across its portfolio of brands.
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A Big Red opportunity
Tuesday | May 28 2024BIG Red Group is encouraging Australian tourism operators to tap into the power of TikTok to reach Gen Z travellers, with new research showing that almost 90% use the platform to seek out new experiences.
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roadmap to avoid overtourism
Tuesday | May 28 2024BALANCING local resources and tackling tourism density are among a collection of strategies in a new white paper designed to address overtourism.
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Visit Victoria hails change
Monday | May 27 2024MELBOURNE is not the city it was 10 years ago, Visit Victoria claims, which is now investing millions to promote its evolution to international markets.