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Biz travel to eclipse $50b
Friday | Feb 21 2025AUSTRALIAN business travel spend is forecast to hit A$47.64b billion this year and go as high as A$50.38 billion by 2028, according to statistics released by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) in its latest Travel Index Outlook Report.
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Air NZ profits shrink
Thursday | Feb 20 2025AIR New Zealand has delivered a close-to 20% decline in net profit for the six months to 31 Dec 2024 (TD breaking news).
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Webjet called out by WAP
Thursday | Feb 20 2025A NEW report from World Animal Protection (WAP) claims Webjet is still selling tickets to some of the worst captive wildlife venues in the world.
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PassportCard boards Scenic
Thursday | Feb 20 2025PASSPORTCARD has inked a new partnership with Scenic Group, marking the travel insurance provider’s debut agreement with a cruise line.
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Kenya roars for Aussies
Thursday | Feb 20 2025TOURISM authorities in Kenya have flagged plans to step up efforts to attract more Australian travellers to the country’s shores.
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Outbound gains pace
Thursday | Feb 20 2025INTERNATIONAL departure numbers to Japan, Indonesia and the United States continued to flourish in 2024, with big increases in visitation to all three.
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Experiencing Doha, Qatar in 72 hours
Thursday | Feb 20 2025MORE than 80 travel advisors and key suppliers attended the Visit Qatar and Qatar Airways mega famil, experiencing the captivating city in a whirlwind, wildly enjoyable look at what is on offer.
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Budget caps the major barrier
Thursday | Feb 20 2025BUDGET limitations are a key concern for event planners around the world, according to a new study from Brisbane-based event technology provider, EventsAir.
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CTM eyes Euro rebound
Wednesday | Feb 19 2025HEADWINDS in Europe flagged last year by Corporate Travel Management (CTM) have dented some of its key financial results delivered for the six months to 31 Dec 2024 (TD breaking news).
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Byron caps have failed
Wednesday | Feb 19 2025BYRON Bay’s controversial annual 60-day limit on short-term accommodation is damaging the visitor economy, reducing jobs, and failing to increase long-term housing supply, according to the findings of a new report.