Headlines
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Tyrrell to leave Hawaiian
Friday | Jul 6 2018HAWAIIAN Airlines regional director Australia and NZ Gai Tyrrell has resigned, telling industry partners she had accepted “an exciting new challenge to again drive change in our highly competitive industry”.
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WWT newbuild river ship
Friday | Jul 6 2018WENDY Wu Tours has confirmed the construction of its first ever company-owned river ship (TD breaking news), with the new Victoria Mekong set to commence operations in 2020.
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Trafalgar marketing head
Friday | Jul 6 2018TRAFALGAR has embarked on changes to its sales & marketing teams, appointing a new head of marketing and recruiting for the role of head of sales.
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Serko seals Orbit deal
Friday | Jul 6 2018ONLINE travel booking and expense management company Serko Limited has announced it has signed a reseller agreement with New Zealand’s largest travel management company, Orbit World Travel.
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CTM launches online tool
Friday | Jul 6 2018CORPORATE Travel Management (CTM) has created a new online booking platform for small & medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), allowing them to quickly book flights, hotels and car hire through a single channel.
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Virgin to fly Hobart-Perth
Thursday | Jul 5 2018VIRGIN Australia has announced plans to launch new direct services between Hobart and Perth and is set to become the only airline to offer the route.
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Viking expands in NZ
Thursday | Jul 5 2018VIKING Cruises has appointed an Auckland-based regional sales manager for New Zealand, as part of ongoing expansion plans for the fast-growing ocean and river cruise operator.
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Wendy Wu gm departs
Thursday | Jul 5 2018WENDY Wu Tours’ London-based global ceo Joe Karbo is set to relocate back to Australia to run the business, after the resignation of general manager Steve Richards.
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Luxury Gold sales open
Thursday | Jul 5 2018LUXURY Gold has opened sales for its 2019 Worldwide Collection, featuring a selection of new itineraries and initiatives for The Travel Corporation brand.
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New call to lift air limits
Wednesday | Jul 4 2018THE Tourism and Transport Forum (TTF) has stepped up its campaign to remove aircraft movement restrictions at the country’s busiest gateway, releasing a new report that recommends a series of changes at Sydney Airport.