Headlines
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Labor makes big pledge
Tuesday | May 17 2022IF LABOR is to seize power at the federal election on Sat, the party’s leader Anthony Albanese has pledged to allocate $48 million to help the country’s travel and tourism sectors recover from the pandemic.
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AAT Kings inspires WA
Tuesday | May 17 2022TOURISM Western Australia has partnered with The Travel Corporation’s AAT Kings brand to introduce a range of savings on tours, as part of the state’s Wander out Yonder campaign.
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India maintains top spot
Tuesday | May 17 2022MORE than 374,000 arrivals came to Australia in Mar, while more than 335,000 departed our shores – both representing monthly increases of more than 100,000 travellers.
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TTC keen on big impact
Tuesday | May 17 2022THE Travel Corporation (TTC) has shared its first Impact Report, highlighting how it is advancing its sustainable initiatives.
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TA welcomes travel’s return
Monday | May 16 2022TOURISM Australia (TA) Managing Director Phillipa Harrison this morning formally opened Australian Tourism Exchange 2022 – the first time Australia has been showcased in person to buyers from around the world in over two years.
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EK records strong recovery
Monday | May 16 2022THE Emirates Group has recorded an 86% rise in revenue this financial year versus 2020/21, reaching AED 66.2 billion (A$26 billion), according to figures in the airline group’s Annual Report.
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25 years of being a Star
Monday | May 16 2022THE world’s largest and first-ever airline alliance, Star Alliance, formally celebrated its 25th anniversary last Sat, 14 May.
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FJ lauds Aviation Academy
Monday | May 16 2022FIJI Airways Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer Andre Viljoen told Travel Daily if it wasn’t for the airline’s new Aviation Academy, there is no way it would have been able to restart its international network late last year (TD 01 Dec 2021).
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Payments to be made: Tehan
Friday | May 13 2022AUSTRALIA’S Tourism Minister Dan Tehan has today confirmed a request to Austrade that all remaining payments of the third round of the Consumer Travel Support Program (CTSP) be paid out by the end of the month.
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WA sinks $70m into tourism
Friday | May 13 2022THE Western Australian Government has announced $70 million in funding to revitalise the state’s tourism sector, as part of its 2022-23 State Budget plan.