Headlines
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Beyond Borders expands
Monday | May 12 2025THE Australian Travel Industry Association’s (ATIA) Beyond Borders Travel Summit will be expanded in only its second year, with the concept to be taken on the road to South Australia and Western Australia in Jul.
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Fiji hits the magic million
Monday | May 12 2025THE Fiji Tourism Exchange kicked off with a bang last night at the Sheraton Fiji Golf and Beach Resort in Port Denarau, complete with local dancers and drummers to celebrate its opening.
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Treasures shine for Crystal
Monday | May 12 2025CRYSTAL has unveiled its ‘Treasures of the Tides: A 2028 Global Odyssey’ world cruise, billed as the cruise line’s most expansive to date.
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Alfred grounds Feb figures
Monday | May 12 2025NEW figures released by BITRE showed domestic aviation had a sluggish Feb, with the month down across most of the major performance indicators.
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Back-Roads on front foot
Friday | May 9 2025BACK-ROADS Touring is offering travel agents the chance to score one of 13 spots on a 2026 trip to Northern Spain, the first famil it will run since 2019.
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EK brushes aside volatility
Friday | May 9 2025EMIRATES has continued its strong run of financial returns in the year ending 31 Mar, posting the best results in its history.
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A roadmap to marketing
Friday | May 9 2025MARKETING leads, CMOs, and business owners across the tourism and travel sectors are being called upon to help guide industry operators through the turbulence of 2026.
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Relaxed luxury fuelling APT
Friday | May 9 2025A GROWING demand for relaxed luxury touring in Australia is one of the primary drivers of why APT has nearly sold out all its European river cruises aboard its three newest purpose-built river ships – Ostara, Solara and Estrela.
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Travel dominates CMO list
Friday | May 9 2025TOURISM Australia Chief Marketing Officer Susan Coghill was the highest-ranked travel and tourism exec listed on Mi3’s inaugural list of most innovative and strategic marketing leaders.
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More govt support needed
Friday | May 9 2025AS the challenges faced by travel agents evolve, industry professionals are calling on the government to offer more support to rebuild the sector.