Headlines
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AAT Kings asks clients to discover more
Tuesday | Aug 6 2024AAT Kings has announced the launch of its new 2025/2026 season itineraries, featuring several new experiences and limited-time deals.
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Hyatt regency’s lord of the flies
Tuesday | Aug 6 2024AUSTRALIA’S largest hotel has employed an army of insects to help manage food waste and cut its environmental footprint.
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Tender to shake up slots
Monday | Aug 5 2024THE Federal Government has unveiled the latest phase of its bid to reform the slot allocation system at Sydney Airport, launching a tender for a new slot manager this morning.
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We are falling behind
Monday | Aug 5 2024THE Australian Chamber of Tourism has called on the Federal Government to use revenue generated by recent increases in taxes on travellers to ensure passengers’ journeys at airports are significantly improved.
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Rain pain for Experience
Monday | Aug 5 2024ADVERSE weather conditions impacted Q4 results for tourist attraction operator Experience Co across its skydiving and Treetops Adventure arms, according to a trading update issued late on Fri.
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JB ramps up sales force
Friday | Aug 2 2024JOURNEY Beyond’s first in-market dedicated sales presence in New Zealand signifies a major step forward for ongoing growth, the company said.
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France sets sights on unmatched sustainability
Friday | Aug 2 2024FRANCE may be the number one visited country in the world, but its destination marketing organisation wants it to become the top-rated market for sustainable tourism as well.
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NCL and TTC hit the road
Friday | Aug 2 2024NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) and The Travel Corporation (TTC) have partnered to launch a land and ocean trade event series called ‘European Rendezvous’.
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Airlines win latest battle in junk fees war
Friday | Aug 2 2024AN APPEALS court in the US has issued a temporary block on the Department of Transportation’s forthcoming rule on ‘junk fees’ requiring airlines to disclose all extra fees at the time of booking.
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Changing face of meetings
Friday | Aug 2 2024A Corporate Traveller survey has revealed more than half of businesses are increasing off-site events to support flexible work, as employers find new ways to ensure their teams are cohesive.