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TC posts ‘notable’ profit
Monday | Sep 8 2025TRAVELLERS Choice has posted a $2 million pre-tax profit for 2024/25, which MD Christian Hunter (pictured) declared as a “notable achievement” in light of the significant investment made by the network to grow its member support services.
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QF slashes exec bonuses
Friday | Sep 5 2025QANTAS Chairman John Mullen has announced a reduction in the short-term bonuses of the CEO Vanessa Hudson and executive management by 15 percentage points in light of the carrier’s recent cyber incident (TD 02 Jul).
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Aussie growth outpaces others for G
Friday | Sep 5 2025BOOKINGS growth for G Adventures out of Australia is tracking slightly higher than other major markets, the brand’s Managing Director for Australia, New Zealand and Asia, Sean Martin, has revealed.
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CATO backs unified voice
Friday | Sep 5 2025COUNCIL of Australian Tour Operators (CATO) Managing Director Brett Jardine has warned against a fragmented advocacy structure for the travel industry, advising agents to continue to engage with the association most relevant to their business.
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NCLH toasts to 10 years in APAC
Friday | Sep 5 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) marked a major milestone – 10 years in the Asia Pacific region – with a vibrant cocktail celebration at its newly opened Sydney office located in Barangaroo this week.
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Signature votes to share
Friday | Sep 5 2025KARRYN Christopher has been named as the new President of the Signature Travel Network as part of a new dual-leadership structure at the luxury consortia.
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Agents have a “loud voice”
Thursday | Sep 4 2025AUSTRALIAN Travel Industry Association (ATIA) Chair Christian Hunter has hit back at claims that travel agents are not being adequately represented.
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Early support for council
Thursday | Sep 4 2025SUPPORT for a new travel agent council has already received 50 submissions from interested parties who want to participate, The Cruise & Travel Store founder Belle Goldie has confirmed to Travel Daily.
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The winner is Sydney
Thursday | Sep 4 2025GLOBAL travel operator Destination Sport Group has chosen Sydney to be its new Oceania headquarters.
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Explore to double team in two years
Thursday | Sep 4 2025A SURGE in booking interest from the Australian market will see Explore Worldwide look to double the size of its local team within the next two years.