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Kakadu Open ads
Monday | Jan 10 2011TOURISM NT will promote Kakadu National Park to the domestic market in the form of TV commercials and via online channels during the finals of the Australian Open Tennis Championships 2011.
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Seabourn relocates
Monday | Jan 10 2011CARNIVAL Corp is relocating the HQ of its Seabourn brand from Miami to Seattle over the next few months, joining the headquarters of Holland America Line in Washington state.
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TNZ evolves 100% Pure
Monday | Jan 10 2011TOURISM New Zealand has personalised its long-running and widely acclaimed ‘100% Pure New Zealand’ marketing message, in a move aimed to “put visitor’s unique experiences at the heart of the message.”
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Aurora cosmic trip
Monday | Jan 10 2011AURORA Expeditions will assist with transporting a rare 5kg meteorite from Antarctica as part of its…
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Pac Blue $20m loss
Monday | Jan 10 2011VIRGIN Blue lost almost NZ$20m on Pacific Blue domestic New Zealand services prior to ceasing operations in the country in Oct last year, according to the airline’s corporate accounts.
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15% Chat comm.
Monday | Jan 10 2011CHAT Tours has announced it will offer agents 15% commission on all bookings made by 11 Feb.
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DJ to add turbo prop fleet
Monday | Jan 10 2011VIRGIN Blue is preparing to go head to head with Qantas on the fly-in fly-out (FIFO) market, today announcing it has signed a 10-year alliance with Skywest Airlines (TD breaking news) to tap into the resource market.
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E-ticket shake up
Monday | Jan 10 2011RELAXED security measures at domestic airports may see federal authorities ban the use of electronic tickets and automatic baggage check-in, according to a report in The Sunday Telegraph.
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QR/GOL codeshare
Friday | Jan 7 2011BRAZIL’S GOL Linhas Aereas and Qatar Airways have signed a codeshare deal that will see QR add its code on GOL flights from Sao Paulo to 48 domestic cities.
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Snotels ramps up
Friday | Jan 7 2011A NEW international hotel brand focusing on mid-range properties in Europe and Northern American ski resorts and alpine towns, has launched, dubbed Snotels.