Headlines
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TravelManagers aims at 700
Monday | Aug 12 2019TRAVELMANAGERS is likely to hit 600 members by the end of 2019, with sights set on a target of 700 in the next couple of years.
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New FCTG cruise brand
Monday | Aug 12 2019FLIGHT Centre will this week launch a new “Cruise Boutique” through its Travel Associates (TA) network, with the move seeing the return of a dedicated cruise brand to the group following last year’s controversial demise of Cruiseabout (TD 22 Feb 2018).
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Scenic Eclipse 2020-22 out
Monday | Aug 12 2019SCENIC has today unveiled a new program detailing the cruises of its highly anticipated Scenic Eclipse between now and 2022.
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Crystalbrook’s Byron buy
Monday | Aug 12 2019THE Crystalbrook Collection has confirmed the acquisition of The Byron at Byron resort, which was placed on the market by retail mogul Gerry Harvey earlier this year (TD 13 May).
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Bristow to sell Airnorth?
Friday | Aug 9 2019BANKRUPT US-based aviation service provider, Bristow Group, is reviewing the possibility of selling its Australian airline, Airnorth, as part of a restructure.
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Ponant to buy Gauguin
Friday | Aug 9 2019LUXURY expedition cruise line Ponant has overnight revealed plans to acquire Paul Gauguin Cruises, which operates one vessel in French Polynesia and the South Pacific.
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Government can fuel change
Friday | Aug 9 2019THERE needs to be more of a “shared approach” involving government to help the Australian aviation industry decarbonise, according to Bioenergy Australia’s CEO Shahana McKenzie.
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Alliance’s record profit
Thursday | Aug 8 2019ALLIANCE Aviation Limited is forecasting continued growth on the back of a record breaking 2019 financial year for the business, the airline’s 2019 results have revealed.
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QF in “best position yet”
Thursday | Aug 8 2019QANTAS CEO Alan Joyce has declared the airline is in “the best position its ever been”, ahead of the financial reporting period for Qantas later this month and as the carrier approaches 100 years of operation next year.
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SATC’s ambitious plan
Thursday | Aug 8 2019THE South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC) has launched an ambitious tourism plan aiming to grow the state’s visitor economy from the current $7.2b to $12.8b by 2030.