Headlines
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Time to monitor Air NZ
Tuesday | Mar 19 2024A WAR of words is escalating in the across the Tasman in aviation, with the NZ Airports Association urging the NZ Government to introduce price monitoring on domestic airfares and airline performance figures.
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Become a rail specialist
Tuesday | Mar 19 2024RAILBOOKERS, your go-to Fully Independent Travel (FIT) specialists for all things rail, hotels, and sightseeing, are extending an open invitation to all travel agents to join its live webinar on Wed 27 Mar at 10am AEDT.
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Switzerland is calling you
Tuesday | Mar 19 2024SWITZERLAND continues to captivate travellers with its timeless charm and scenic beauty, making it a top booking destination for Railbookers.
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Viking’s small ships leave a big impression
Tuesday | Mar 19 2024VIKING may be the small ship experts, but they made a big splash this wave season with ship inspections in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Hobart, Cairns and Newcastle.
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Uber pays $272 million
Monday | Mar 18 2024UBER has this morning agreed to settle a long-running class action with taxi and hire car drivers, paying out the fifth-largest class action amount in Australian legal history.
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QF confirms loyalty revamp
Monday | Mar 18 2024QANTAS has confirmed it will introduce “significant” improvements to its Frequent Flyer program in Apr.
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QR to reimagine first class
Monday | Mar 18 2024QATAR Airways is teasing the imminent reveal of what it says will be an innovative, high yielding and “unique” first class cabin product that will spearhead the airline’s overall growth plan.
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Perth lands Virtuoso ’25
Friday | Mar 15 2024WESTERN Australia’s run of securing top tier events has continued this week, with the formal announcement that Perth has won the rights to host the prestigious Virtuoso Forum Australia & New Zealand in 2025.
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Choose NT for tourism
Friday | Mar 15 2024A FEDERAL Government grant has funded a new campaign designed to inspire more young people, First Nations Australians and those living with a disability to pursue a tourism career in the Northern Territory.
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Plug the travel skills gap
Friday | Mar 15 2024THERE is an urgent need for Australian schools around the country to amend their Year 12 curriculums to foster a greater flow of new workers entering the travel and tourism sectors.