Headlines
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Insurance for non-residents
Friday | Jun 30 2017INDUSTRY newcomer Zoom Travel Insurance has announced it will provide cover to non-residents travelling abroad.
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Spicers Potts Point open
Friday | Jun 30 2017SPICERS Retreat has opened its first inner-city Sydney property, Spicers Potts Point.
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Regent Seven Seas boom
Friday | Jun 30 2017AUSTRALIAN sales of Regent Seven Seas Cruises have doubled in the last year, following the establishment of a local office as part of the overarching Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) operation in Sydney.
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HLO earnings push $55m
Friday | Jun 30 2017HELLOWORLD Travel has given another upbeat earnings guidance, saying its full year EBITDA is likely to be “at the top end” of its earlier upgraded projections of $52-55 million.
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Qld and Vic lead growth
Thursday | Jun 29 2017QUEENSLAND and Victoria have led the nation in boosting tourism’s contribution to the economy, both showing significant growth in the latest state breakdowns issued by Tourism Research Australia.
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US bumps up air security
Thursday | Jun 29 2017THE United States government is introducing new aviation security requirements for airliners flying to American ports, designed to combat terrorist groups.
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$1m payout for ALG agents
Thursday | Jun 29 2017AUSTRALIAN travel agents impacted by the All Leisure Group collapse in the UK earlier this year will receive more than $1 million in compensation, under a deal brokered by AFTA ceo Jayson Westbury.
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Visa boost for inbound
Wednesday | Jun 28 2017AUSTRALIA is set to welcome more visitors from Spain and Argentina after a Federal Government decision to raise caps on work and holiday visas.
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AFTA chargeback solution
Wednesday | Jun 28 2017AFTA today launched the AFTA Insolvency Chargeback Scheme (AICS), described by ceo Jayson Westbury as solving “the missing link in the travel agency reform agenda” (TD breaking news).
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Agent hacker pleads guilty
Wednesday | Jun 28 2017TASMANIAN travel agent Lee-Anne Levett, founder of Hobart agency The Travel Studio, yesterday pleaded guilty to 48 counts of “unauthorised access of a computer” in relation to using the Tramada logins of a competitor to gain access to sensitive business information (TD 04 Oct 2013).