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NTIAs head north in ’25
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025NOMINATIONS for the 2025 National Travel Industry Awards (NTIAs) will open on 30 Apr, with a three-week window for the industry to put forward its best and brightest for recognition.
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Fewer seats hikes prices
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025AIRLINES are squeezing more passengers onto fewer flights between Sydney and Melbourne, with capacity failing to address steadily climbing demand.
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Virgin heads canx spike
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025VIRGIN Australia led a surge in cancellations in Mar, which overall was more than double the long-term average of scrapped services at 5%.
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Magical future of cruise
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025THIS special feature is coming to you courtesy of an Aussie cruise executive writing under the pseudonym of Excess Baggage.
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Qatar’s new Qsuite takes centre stage
Wednesday | Apr 23 2025QATAR Airways is showcasing the latest innovations in airline luxury at this year’s Arabian Travel Market (ATM), which takes place from 28 Apr-01 May at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
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CT off to a flyer in ’25
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025INDEPENDENT travel buying network CT Partners has posted a strong start to 2025, including a 10-15% growth in ticketed volumes for Q1.
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MH to restart BNE after false start
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025MALAYSIA Airlines will recommence flights between Kuala Lumpur and Brisbane from 29 Nov, confirming plans to operate five times a week.
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Airlines fail on comms
Tuesday | Apr 22 2025AIRLINES are closing in on offering a complete and seamless travel experience for travellers with accessibility issues but are frequently being let down by poor communication, one leading advocate has said.
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Small ship brand debuts
Thursday | Apr 17 2025THERE is a new player in the small ship adventure cruising space, with Australian operator World Expeditions Travel Group launching On Water Expeditions to the market.
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Qantas to resume J’burg
Thursday | Apr 17 2025QANTAS is preparing to resume its Perth to Johannesburg service from 07 Dec, operating three times a week using A330-200s.