Headlines
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Corporate travel at risk
Friday | Jun 7 2024CORPORATE travel to Australia is at the mercy of the sustainable aviation fuel industry, Tourism & Transport Forum Chief Executive Officer Margy Osmond believes.
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Rex shakes up its board
Thursday | Jun 6 2024REX Executive Chairman Lim Kim Hai has stepped down amid a flurry of major changes announced today by the regional carrier to its management and board (TD breaking news).
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Green lights for VA/NZ
Thursday | Jun 6 2024NEARLY seven years after an acrimonious divorce, Air New Zealand and Virgin Australia have climbed back into bed together with the ACCC today granting full authority for a new five-year partnership (TD breaking news).
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TTF: no SAF, no tourism
Thursday | Jun 6 2024TOURISM & Transport Forum Chief Executive Officer Margy Osmond has described sustainable aviation fuel availability as a “deal-breaker” for the Australian tourism industry, as viability concerns about our destination emerge.
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A victory for Vic event industry
Thursday | Jun 6 2024IN a win for Victoria’s events industry, secret briefings that were used to justify sending Victorians into the world’s longest lockdown will be made public.
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ATIA seeks migrant skills
Wednesday | Jun 5 2024REBUILDING the travel industry workforce with the help of skilled migrants forms the basis of a key submission by the Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA).
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DJ keen on in-depth USA
Wednesday | Jun 5 2024BESPOKE itinerary building brand Designer Journeys says it is working on introducing USA and Canada to its comprehensive product and experience line-up.
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TTC exceeds MTM goals
Wednesday | Jun 5 2024CLOSE to 85% of The Travel Corporation’s (TTC) itineraries in 2023 offered travellers at least one experience designed specifically to meet United Nations sustainability goals.
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Domestic pax still rising
Wednesday | Jun 5 2024AUSTRALIAN travellers are filling seats on domestic flights almost as fast as capacity being brought back to the market, new BITRE data can reveal.
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Ski resorts could close
Wednesday | Jun 5 2024A report released this week by the Australian National University has sent shockwaves through the Australian ski sector, warning that the window for operators to make money will shrink drastically by 2050.