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Povey in departure lounge
Tuesday | Oct 10 2023IN A shock announcement this morning, one of the most familiar faces associated with the Bonza brand revealed she will depart the airline in Dec to pursue a career outside of the aviation sector (TD breaking news).
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Indigenous art from coast to coast
Tuesday | Oct 10 2023ARTISTS from diverse Indigenous communities across Canada draw from their ancestral connections to family and nature to convey their unique voices, offering a window into the rich tapestry of over 600 First Nations, Inuit, and Metis communities.
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JAL makes history
Tuesday | Oct 10 2023JAPAN Airlines (JAL) has become the first carrier in the world to join the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC), which establishes and manages global standards for sustainable travel.
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Uluru is on the rocks
Monday | Oct 9 2023A MAJOR slump in visitation to Uluru has created a $200 million black hole in Australia’s tourism economy, new figures from Parks Australia has indicated.
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Escape with Body Soul
Monday | Oct 9 2023NEWS Corp Australia’s health media brand Body Soul has partnered with holiday package company My Holiday to launch Escape with Body Soul, a new multi-platform wellness travel content pillar.
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Air NZ extends credits
Friday | Oct 6 2023FOLLOWING the lead of Qantas and Virgin Australia, Air New Zealand has become the latest carrier to extend the expiry date for credits issued due to the impacts of COVID-19.
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Compass points to agents
Friday | Oct 6 2023MOTORCYCLE and 4WD adventure tour company Compass Expeditions has launched a new travel agent portal designed to simplify the company’s large and diverse range of itineraries.
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A Star is born for Royal
Friday | Oct 6 2023ROYAL Caribbean International has revealed its next Icon Class ship will debut in 2025 and be called Star of the Seas (render pictured inset below).
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Exploring the majestic Norfolk Island
Friday | Oct 6 2023OMNICHE Holidays recently hosted six agents on a five-day famil to Norfolk Island.
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Sydney knocked off perch
Friday | Oct 6 2023BRISBANE has overtaken Sydney as the most popular destination for international small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) travelling to Australia, new statistics from Corporate Traveller have revealed.