Headlines
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Watching out for worms
Monday | Jun 23 2025TECH giant HP claims hackers are targeting “click-fatigued” travellers via online travel deals.
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Industry mourns McGeary
Friday | Jun 20 2025THE man who made the APT Travel Group brand a household name is being remembered today as a giant of the Australian travel industry, after the news of his death broke yesterday (TD breaking news yesterday).
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HLO warms to Summers
Friday | Jun 20 2025MAGELLAN Travel Group General Manager Iain Summers has been promoted, with his role expanded to include management of Helloworld Business Travel.
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Troops to bring Aussies home
Friday | Jun 20 2025FOREIGN Affairs Minister Penny Wong has confirmed the Australian Defence Force will be deployed to help stranded travellers get home from the Middle East (TD breaking news).
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Scurrah joins Web Travel
Friday | Jun 20 2025THE man who resigned from leading Virgin Australia shortly after the carrier’s acquisition by Bain Capital will soon join the board of Web Travel Group (TD breaking news).
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Rice tops CATO learners
Friday | Jun 20 2025THE Council of Australian Tour Operators (CATO) has announced its top 20 advisors for this month, recognising the most engaged learners in its Touring Academy.
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Tahiti goes all-biz class
Friday | Jun 20 2025AIR Tahiti showcased its new ATR 72-600 aircraft, which is configured entirely in a business class layout, at the Paris Air Show this week.
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TTC investing in agents
Thursday | Jun 19 2025THE Travel Corporation is making major changes across its global touring and river cruise sales structure as part of a push to invest in travel agents and simplify the overall booking process (TD breaking news).
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Aus pushes luxe NYC
Thursday | Jun 19 2025NEW York City has confirmed its focus on the affluent traveller and launched a new B2B luxury hub, while it has also admitted Australian luxury travellers are over indexing for the city.
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LA ready for your business
Thursday | Jun 19 2025LOS Angeles is open for business and ready to put on a show – that is the message from the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board, despite the current challenges the city faces.