Headlines
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Dreamlines takes Cruise1st
Friday | May 18 2018THE acquisition of Cruise1st by German cruise OTA giant Dreamlines (TD breaking news) has created what is being claimed as the “market leader in Australia and Singapore”.
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TIME seeks more mentors
Friday | May 18 2018THE Travel Industry Mentor Experience has put out a call for mentors from across the country as it continues to expand its operations nationally.
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Crypto focus for 442 Travel
Friday | May 18 2018NEW Melbourne corporate agency 442 Travel has put cryptocurrency at the top of its transaction processes, allowing its clients to pay for travel with Bitcoin and other digital money.
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Dubai closing AU/NZ office
Thursday | May 17 2018THE Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing will no longer have a local presence from Aug this year, with the organisation’s head office deciding to instead manage operations from Dubai.
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FCTG seeks land system
Thursday | May 17 2018FLIGHT Centre Travel Group is set to further revamp its technology platforms, announcing its intention to seek tenders for a new land product management and booking engine system.
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Bali arrivals bounce back
Thursday | May 17 2018BALI has released positive tourism figures for the first time since the island was hit by the eruption of Mt Agung last year, having welcomed almost half a million visitors during Mar.
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STG’s strong growth
Thursday | May 17 2018EXPRESS Travel Group ceo Tom Manwaring has lauded the growth of the Select brand today at the 17th annual Select Travel Group conference, held in Macao.
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Thomas Cook to return
Wednesday | May 16 2018THE Thomas Cook brand will return to the Australian market after an 18-year absence, announcing plans to launch a new range of financial products from regional headquarters in Hobart.
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Asian visitation jumps
Wednesday | May 16 2018JAPAN, India and Vietnam have all experienced double digit growth in popularity from Aussie travellers in Mar 2018, according to data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
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TSV backs PNG c’share
Wednesday | May 16 2018TOWNSVILLE Airport has urged a rethink on the regulation of flights to Papua New Guinea, aiming to support Air Niugini’s current services from the Queensland city to Port Moresby.