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Ombudsman will hike airfares
Thursday | Mar 19 2026INDUSTRY groups looking after the rights of airlines in Australia have warned that a government plan to create an Aviation Industry Ombudsman may lead to higher airfares in the long-run.
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ATAC marks 40 yrs with exciting updates
Thursday | Mar 19 2026TO CELEBRATE its 40th birthday, the Australian Travel Agents Co-operative (ATAC) has launched a new website and commemorative logo to mark the milestone.
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Sell Antarctica. Win Antarctica.
Thursday | Mar 19 2026BOOK and deposit to go in the draw to win a cabin for two on an HX Antarctica Famil.
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Wave sale ending soon
Thursday | Mar 19 2026HX’S 2026 Wave Sale offers savings of up to $6,000 per person across all-inclusive expeditions to Antarctica, Greenland, the Galpagos and Alaska.
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Geelong now ready to rock
Thursday | Mar 19 2026CONSTRUCTION of the Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention and Event Centre (TD 26 Sep 2024) has been completed, with the venue set to welcome guests in Jul.
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Myrmell exits Australia
Wednesday | Mar 18 2026WELL-KNOWN cruise and travel executive Sture Myrmell has departed Journey Beyond to take on the president role with Saudi Arabian line Aroya Cruises.
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Middle East crisis meeting
Wednesday | Mar 18 2026THE Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) is convening a special crisis forum on the Middle East this afternoon in a bid to assist members to get direct answers from suppliers (TD breaking news).
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LTC focused on value offer
Wednesday | Mar 18 2026THE Luxury Travel Collection’s (LTC) GM Nikki Glading and Flight Centre Travel Group MD luxury Danielle Galloway have shared with Travel Daily some of the impressive numbers it has generated over the past year.
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Across Australia’s new chief
Wednesday | Mar 18 2026INBOUND tour operator Across Australia has appointed John Feenaghty (pictured) as its new managing director, succeeding Kathy Turner, who will step away from the position in late Apr to pursue an unnamed opportunity.
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Regional hubs losing $200k
Wednesday | Mar 18 2026REGIONAL airports are losing around $190,000 a year as they battle ongoing financial burdens, a new survey commissioned by the Australian Airports Association (AAA) has shown.