Headlines
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CCL’s biggest ever season
Wednesday | Oct 2 2024CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL) has revealed its 2026/27 local deployment, offering four ships from Sydney and Brisbane.
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Younger gens controlling travel stake
Wednesday | Oct 2 2024AUSTRALIA’S younger generations now hold a much stronger sway over travel planning decisions than they did in previous years, a new study from Hilton has suggested.
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Canada’s new tourism plan
Wednesday | Oct 2 2024DESTINATION Canada has launched a new tourism strategy built around four niche themes designed for attracting investment and developing new products for travellers.
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5-STAR LAUNCESTON hotel unveiled
Wednesday | Oct 2 2024PLANS have been revealed for a new five-star hotel in Launceston’s CBD, put forward by local property developer Creative Property Holdings (CPH).
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VA fills its “missing piece”
Tuesday | Oct 1 2024THE rumours swirling for months about Qatar Airways purchasing an equity stake in Virgin Australia have been vindicated this morning, with the Middle Eastern carrier confirming its intention to buy a 25% stake (TD breaking news).
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itravel introduces Franchilli
Tuesday | Oct 1 2024TRAVEL agency network itravel has unveiled a new business model called Franchilli, which is deigned to make it easier for members to transition from mobile to franchise operations.
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Qantas in American skies
Tuesday | Oct 1 2024QANTAS is bringing the Aussie spirit to North America with its new brand campaign, ‘Australia in the Sky’, which launches as the carrier celebrates 70 years of flying to the United States.
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Charme’s grand Oz plans
Tuesday | Oct 1 2024ITALIAN ultra-luxe itinerary designers Charme and Adventure has identified Australia as a key growth opportunity, targeting both the high and ultra-high net worth markets.
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No flight? Then don’t pay
Monday | Sep 30 2024KOALA Airlines has pledged to implement a guaranteed cash refund policy when it launches operations in Australia.
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ATAS the Gold Standard
Monday | Sep 30 2024THE Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) made moves on 34 different businesses to either cancel or withdraw their ATAS accreditation in Aug 2024.