Headlines
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Direct ATPI Global Travel
Friday | Sep 29 2017THE ATPI Group has joined forces with Direct Travel to form a new global company named DIRECT ATPI Global Travel.
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Push for Tasman reforms
Friday | Sep 29 2017TOURISM & Transport Forum Australia (TTF) has released a blueprint for trans-Tasman air reform, aiming to slash travel times through major airports.
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PER eyes Asia non-stops
Friday | Sep 29 2017THE Western Australia Govt will launch a mission to Japan next month to meet with airline senior execs at All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines in an effort to lure new non-stop inbound services to Perth from Tokyo.
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“Bali still safe for tourism”
Thursday | Sep 28 2017THAT is the official word from the Bali Government Tourism Office which is in damage control over the potential eruption of Mount Agung.
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New leadership for Livn
Thursday | Sep 28 2017TOUR and activities aggregator Livn has revealed a new leadership team headed by travel industry veteran Mark Rizzuto who takes over as ceo.
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QF interactive map first
Wednesday | Sep 27 2017QANTAS has unveiled a new interactive map-based search functionality, providing customers with an extended search criteria based on budget, Qantas Points, trip duration, travel period, cabin preference or region, across a number of mediums.
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P&O switches Aust ship
Wednesday | Sep 27 2017P&O Cruises has changed plans for its Australian fleet renewal, announcing the deployment of the Grand Class vessel Golden Princess to local waters in 2020 (Cruise Weekly breaking news).
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CHOICE: know your rights
Tuesday | Sep 26 2017CONSUMER advocacy group, CHOICE is advising travellers to know their rights following delays and cancellations at Sydney Airport (TD yesterday) and the ongoing Bali volcano issue.
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Locomote 1000 Mile pact
Tuesday | Sep 26 2017TRAVELPORT Locomote has added the 1000 Mile Travel Group to its list of customers, making the home-based travel management company one of the first in Australia to adopt the technology platform.
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Cunard confirms 4th ship
Tuesday | Sep 26 2017CUNARD Line is set to add a fourth vessel to its fleet in 2022, its first new addition since the launch of Queen Elizabeth in 2010.