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USA to lose six million
Wednesday | Jul 23 2025TOTAL inbound visits to the US are expected to fall away by more than 8% in 2025 compared to the previous year, new figures published by the US Department of Commerce have showed.
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Steering a middle course
Wednesday | Jul 23 2025FLIGHT Centre Travel Group’s (FCTG) Ignite Travel Group brand has promoted Michael Middleton (pictured) to the newly created position of Global Head of Cruise.
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Wheels up in the morning
Wednesday | Jul 23 2025EARLY morning departures have been identified as the preferred flight time by a majority of Aussie travellers, according to new data from Travelinsurance.com.au.
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NCLH’s big mac of digital
Wednesday | Jul 23 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) will integrate its global IT and digital experience teams under the leadership of high-profile technology executive Daniel Henry (pictured).
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Drifting more into Cairns
Wednesday | Jul 23 2025ELEVATED hostel brand Little Drifter has opened its doors in Cairns following a four-month renovation of The Village Cairns.
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Cruise Month floats out
Wednesday | Jul 23 2025CRUISE Lines International Association (CLIA) Australasia has kicked off the countdown to the return of Cruise Month, which will take place in Oct.
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Arrival of “weird and wonderful” business
Wednesday | Jul 23 2025LONG-TIME industry executives Trent Ellen and Quentin Nolan have launched online travel brand Arrival, with comedians Jack Steele and Matt Ford from The Inspired Unemployed (pictured), bringing “weird and wonderful” experiences to the next generation of travellers.
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Changi praised for access
Wednesday | Jul 23 2025CHANGI Airport in Singapore has been voted as the world’s most accessibility friendly, according to more than 50,000 Google and TripAdvisor reviews.
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Cheers to 10 years of Halcyon House
Wednesday | Jul 23 2025ACCLAIMED by Vogue Living as the “epitome of beachside elegance”, iconic Aussie stay Halcyon House is celebrating its 10-year milestone.
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Trade worry hits biz travel
Tuesday | Jul 22 2025THE growth in the global corporate travel segment has slowed down in 2025 under the weight of trade tensions and economic pressures, a new report from the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) has claimed.