Headlines
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Oregon gets its wheels
Friday | Feb 21 2025OREGON is set to become the first US state to be certified accessible by global organisation, Wheel the World, in Jul.
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Visit USA Expo’s spectacular finale
Friday | Feb 21 2025THE Visit USA Expos 2025 series came to an exhilarating close last night at Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, marking the final event of a successful tour across the east coast of Australia.
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Biz travel to eclipse $50b
Friday | Feb 21 2025AUSTRALIAN business travel spend is forecast to hit A$47.64b billion this year and go as high as A$50.38 billion by 2028, according to statistics released by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) in its latest Travel Index Outlook Report.
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Air NZ profits shrink
Thursday | Feb 20 2025AIR New Zealand has delivered a close-to 20% decline in net profit for the six months to 31 Dec 2024 (TD breaking news).
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Webjet called out by WAP
Thursday | Feb 20 2025A NEW report from World Animal Protection (WAP) claims Webjet is still selling tickets to some of the worst captive wildlife venues in the world.
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PassportCard boards Scenic
Thursday | Feb 20 2025PASSPORTCARD has inked a new partnership with Scenic Group, marking the travel insurance provider’s debut agreement with a cruise line.
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Kenya roars for Aussies
Thursday | Feb 20 2025TOURISM authorities in Kenya have flagged plans to step up efforts to attract more Australian travellers to the country’s shores.
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Outbound gains pace
Thursday | Feb 20 2025INTERNATIONAL departure numbers to Japan, Indonesia and the United States continued to flourish in 2024, with big increases in visitation to all three.
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Experiencing Doha, Qatar in 72 hours
Thursday | Feb 20 2025MORE than 80 travel advisors and key suppliers attended the Visit Qatar and Qatar Airways mega famil, experiencing the captivating city in a whirlwind, wildly enjoyable look at what is on offer.
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Budget caps the major barrier
Thursday | Feb 20 2025BUDGET limitations are a key concern for event planners around the world, according to a new study from Brisbane-based event technology provider, EventsAir.