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Agents get inside look at South Korea
Tuesday | Nov 19 2024TRAVEL agents Brenda (Noller & Turner Travel Associates), Darienne (Home & Afar Travel), Emma (Travel Project), Gemma (Ferguson’s Travel), Kylie (Perchalla & Turner Travel Associates), and Louise (TravelManagers), along with Inside Travel Group’s Australia BDM Yvette, recently had the opportunity to get beneath the surface of South Korea during an eight-day cultural adventure hosted by InsideAsia.
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Reho Travel raises the bar
Tuesday | Nov 19 2024REHO Travel has introduced a pioneering parental leave policy, aiming to set a new industry-wide standard that supports family life, career growth, and wellbeing.
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JESTA to see Japan bloom
Tuesday | Nov 19 2024JAPAN’S plan to introduce an electronic travel authorisation scheme (TD 03 Sep) is only expected to enhance its appeal to travellers and potentially make it a repeat destination, says Intrepid Travel MD, Brett Mitchell.
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Apollo looking to grow TTC
Monday | Nov 18 2024THE Travel Corporation (TTC) may be combined with other similar businesses under the future strategy of its new equity owner, Apollo Global Management (TD 17 Jul).
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Trade is our “core focus”
Monday | Nov 18 2024INSPIRING Vacations has highlighted its commitment to the travel trade with 10 lucky travel agents this week exploring Japan on the brand’s second-ever familiarisation trip.
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Powerhouse of the West
Monday | Nov 18 2024WESTERN Sydney has the potential to become a standalone tourism powerhouse independent of established attractions around Sydney Harbour, if the airport is properly leveraged, Trilogy Hotels CEO, Scott Boyes, believes.
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Sep sets new milestone
Monday | Nov 18 2024SEP 2024 marked Australia’s most active month of the calendar year for total overseas departures, with 1.8 million heading overseas.
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Keeping Rex alive is vital
Friday | Nov 15 2024REGIONAL communities across Australia are continuing to sweat over the ongoing voluntary administration of Rex Airlines and the existential economic lifeline provided by the carrier.
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ATIA seeks a seat at the aviation table
Friday | Nov 15 2024THE Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) is working to obtain a seat on Sydney Airport’s new-look government-run Compliance Committee to act as a key conduit between airlines, Australia’s busiest airport, and the travelling public.
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Visitors demand more
Friday | Nov 15 2024INTERNATIONAL visitors are increasingly seeking greater flexibility and value from tourism businesses to win their bookings, a new report on tourism distribution has outlined.