Headlines
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TEG nabs ex Woolies boss
Thursday | Mar 13 2025THE parent company of Ticketek has tapped former Woolworths supermarket boss Brad Banducci to be its new CEO.
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Jones named VA CCO
Thursday | Mar 13 2025THE man once touted as the next Virgin Australia Chief Executive Officer has been appointed to arguably the next best position, named Chief Commercial Officer this week.
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Wheels in motion on tours
Thursday | Mar 13 2025A NEW global alliance of independent motorcycle tour operators has been founded by the owners of prominent Australian touring brand, Ride The World Motorcycle Tours.
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Aussies riding the rail
Thursday | Mar 13 2025AUSTRALIA has retained its position as Eurail’s second-largest market globally after the USA, with 2024 seeing more than 57,000 Aussies and over 7,000 Kiwis purchasing a Eurail pass to explore Europe.
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Vivid reimagined for 2025
Thursday | Mar 13 2025THE program for Vivid Sydney 2025 has been unveiled, featuring more free events and encompassing Martin Place and CBD for the first time since 2018.
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Explore unveils portal
Wednesday | Mar 12 2025EXPLORE Worldwide has confirmed it will launch an agent portal for the first time, revealing the rollout will take place in the middle of this year.
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HLO promotes Warren
Wednesday | Mar 12 2025HELLOWORLD Travel has promoted Group General Manager Marketing, Melissa Warren (pictured), to the executive management team.
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Draft charter is “weak”
Wednesday | Mar 12 2025CHOICE has slammed the draft Aviation Customer Rights Charter put forward by the Federal Government (TD 06 Jan), labelling it weaker than existing consumer protections provided under Australian Consumer Law.
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Intrepid & WTTC get together
Wednesday | Mar 12 2025INTREPID has been named as one of the founding partners of the World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) new initiative, ‘Together in Travel’, which launched at the tourism body’s global summit in Perth last year.
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Getting “our mojo” back
Wednesday | Mar 12 2025QANTAS Chairman John Mullen has taken a big swipe at the airline’s former boss Alan Joyce, claiming the business faces an uphill battle to restore customer standards after a decade of under-investment.