Headlines
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LHR chaos sparks probe
Monday | Mar 24 2025THE UK’s energy resilience will be probed after the British Government ordered an investigation following the North Hyde electrical substation fire that shut down Heathrow Airport on Fri (TD breaking news).
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NCL’s quest for better res
Monday | Mar 24 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has confirmed an enhanced reservation system is on the way, and that its global guest services team has recently entered the beta testing phase.
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Webjet turning a corner
Monday | Mar 24 2025AS Webjet looks to refresh its brand as part of its five-year strategy, the company is moving past its recent challenges, such as ACCC’s claims of the OTA misleading customers (TD 28 Feb) and WAP’s claims of promoting animal cruelty.
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itravel empowering the future…now
Monday | Mar 24 2025A CELEBRATION of 30 years of success in the travel industry saw hundreds of itravel agents, suppliers and special guests enjoy a weekend of empowerment and motivation at the company’s 2025 conference.
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Agents are king: Collette
Friday | Mar 21 2025AUSTRALIAN travel advisors “mean everything” and are a crucial part of Collette’s success story Down Under, the company’s Executive VP of Global Sales Christian Leibl-Cote believes.
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Inbound tourism is back
Friday | Mar 21 2025AUSTRALIAN inbound travel is making a comeback, with 84% growth year-on-year, according to a new report from Big Red Group.
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Inside a hidden Japan
Friday | Mar 21 2025INSIDE Travel Group is focusing its itineraries on five under-visited regions in Japan to combat the scourge of over-tourism, which continues to plague the hugely popular outbound Asian market.
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Viking’s ship inspections make waves
Friday | Mar 21 2025AS wave season comes to a close, Viking celebrated its shared moments with valued travel advisors.
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Budgets grow, tools lag
Friday | Mar 21 2025WHILE almost half of Australian and New Zealand businesses plan to increase their travel budgets this financial year, four in five believe they need better tools to track and manage expenses, according to new research from Corporate Traveller.
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Webjet’s SME opportunity
Thursday | Mar 20 2025WEBJET Group CEO Katrina Barry says the company will focus on small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as part of a plan to grow its share in the business travel market rather than go after major accounts serviced by established giants in corporate travel.