Headlines
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New Walshe solo product
Tuesday | Apr 16 2019THE Walshe Group today announced the launch of “Unmapped Travel,” a new agent-friendly brand targeting solo travellers in their 30s and 40s.
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Notre Dame up in flames
Tuesday | Apr 16 2019ONE of France’s most recognisable and iconic tourist attractions, the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, has been gutted by a major fire.
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Amex tops up technology
Tuesday | Apr 16 2019AMERICAN Express Global Business Travel (GBT) has announced technology enhancements and new products for corporate travel clients which are being rolled out across 2019.
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QF expands SME savings
Monday | Apr 15 2019QANTAS has enhanced its “Qantas Business Rewards” (QBR) offering for small and medium enterprises, with flight savings now available on international services for more than 30 partner and interline carriers.
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Bunnik slams “wild claims”
Monday | Apr 15 2019BUNNIK Tours has proudly called out its membership of ATAS, CATO and AFTA as part of advertising in last weekend’s newspapers, emphasising its genuine offers differ from “a lot of wild claims made in travel advertising these days”.
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Trip.com open to talks
Monday | Apr 15 2019ONLINE Travel Agent (OTA) Trip.com officially launched in the Australian market last week after a soft launch in mid-2018, with ambitions to grow its local market share.
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Senior travel research
Monday | Apr 15 2019BABY boomers hold 53% of the nation’s wealth, despite making up just 25% of the Australian population and are “more willing to travel than ever”, according to a new The Future of Seniors Travel 2019 Report.
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Crystalbrook eyes NZ
Monday | Apr 15 2019AN expansion to New Zealand is “high on the agenda” for Crystalbrook Collection, on the back of rapid growth in Australia since the brand launched in 2017.
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‘MTA – 2019 and Beyond’ series
Monday | Apr 15 2019MTA — Mobile Travel Agents’ recent ‘MTA – 2019 and Beyond’ forums were a great opportunity for MTA Advisors to get together and be updated on the latest company developments, training opportunities and innovations now being rolled out.
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Vietnam visitation slides
Friday | Apr 12 2019THE number of Australians travelling to Vietnam declined 8.5% year-on-year in Feb to 26,700, according to figures released yesterday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.