Headlines
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VA/Air NZ codeshare win
Thursday | May 2 2024A RETURN to a trans-Tasman codeshare partnership for Virgin Australia and Air New Zealand is a step closer, after the ACCC gave preliminary approval for the alliance to go ahead yesterday (TD breaking news).
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Turnbull exits on a high
Thursday | May 2 2024TOURISM leader Carolyn Turnbull has announced her departure from Tourism WA, with her last day to be 10 May (TD breaking news yesterday).
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Envoyage in Santiago
Thursday | May 2 2024THE inaugural Worldwide 2024 conference kicked off in Santiago last night with a vibrant welcome cocktail party that immersed delegates in Chilean culture with local cuisine and entertainment.
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Brissy’s $94m biz event boost
Thursday | May 2 2024BRISBANE is anticipating a huge economic boost from its 2024 business events line-up, which includes a host of key global health and science conferences.
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Sinfields celebrate 40 yrs
Wednesday | May 1 2024SENIOR figures from across the Australian travel industry have gathered in Hobart today to commemorate a major milestone for Robyn and Murray Sinfield.
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ATIA evolves ATAS terms
Wednesday | May 1 2024THE Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has evolved its ATAS complaints resolution process to allow for non-economic losses to be considered to conserve time and costs for both members and consumers.
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Games model was “flawed”
Wednesday | May 1 2024A PROMINENT events planner has lashed the Vic Government’s lack of planning around its now-abandoned hosting rights of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
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QF scrambles to fix app
Wednesday | May 1 2024QANTAS has resolved a technical problem with its app, which resulted in customers being able to see other passenger’s details and boarding passes on their devices.
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Kimpton heading for brisbane
Wednesday | May 1 2024QUEENSLAND will become the home of Australia’s second Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants property, with IHG confirming it will debut the brand in the River City in 2028.
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There’s really no place like Home
Wednesday | May 1 2024THE turnout for Robyn and Murray Sinfield’s Home Travel Company 40th anniversary today (see p1) has seen a who’s who of the Australian travel sector gather to honour this legendary couple who are a testament to the value, customer service and distribution provided by travel agents – and the joy that a career in the industry can bring. The pair marked the milestone at the Hobart Convention Centre, welcoming not just clients but also key suppliers, competitors and industry colleagues at the event.