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A third of PTMs exceed $2m
Friday | Jan 31 2025DOUBLE-DIGIT growth for New Zealand, Asia and North America trips saw sales for TravelManagers grow by 12% in 2024 when compared with 2023.
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TravelPay wields a shield
Thursday | Jan 30 2025AGENTS now have another financial weapon in their arsenal after TravelPay launched its own chargeback protection product to further fortify supplier payments.
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QF to overhaul uniforms
Thursday | Jan 30 2025QANTAS is on the hunt for an Australian fashion designer to envisage a new look for its 17,500 uniformed crew members as part of its comprehensive fleet renewal program.
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Expedia air travel hacks
Thursday | Jan 30 2025TRAVELLERS could save 13% on airfare tickets if they book on a Sunday, according to Expedia Group’s newly released annual Air Hacks report.
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A web of communication
Thursday | Jan 30 2025THE travel industry is wasting countless sums by communicating incorrectly with different generations, according to travel industry communications expert Sam Patton.
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Star sells Syd events venue
Thursday | Jan 30 2025STAR Entertainment has revealed it will sell a major events complex that is part of its flagship Sydney entertainment precinct in order to avoid financial collapse.
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Agents on a science mission
Thursday | Jan 30 2025THE Australian travel trade currently on board Viking Polaris has this week enjoyed an exclusive tour of The Lab and learnt about vital scientific projects being undertaken on its Antarctic expeditions.
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Celebrity heads upriver
Wednesday | Jan 29 2025CELEBRITY Cruises will embark on a new venture, with the brand unveiling a river cruise division to set sail from 2027.
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Lights, camera, UK action
Wednesday | Jan 29 2025VISITBRITAIN has launched its blockbuster ‘Starring Great Britain’ promotion in Australia today, designed to inspire greater visitation to the British Isles.
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Domestic reigns supreme
Wednesday | Jan 29 2025AUSTRALIANS are outpacing the rest of the world when it comes to domestic travel, with a new report from SiteMinder showing 86% of the country’s hotel bookings in 2024 were made by local travellers.