News
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French tourism restrategises
Wednesday | Mar 30 2011THE French tourism authority is in the process of developing an all new web platform that will enable clients worldwide to book customised holidays online.
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Travel Daily on location in Bordeaux, France
Wednesday | Mar 30 2011THIS year’s Rendez-vous en France has around 20 Australian delegates among the 800 strong foreign French travel specialists, the largest Aussie contingent ever.
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QF to cut capacity and staff
Wednesday | Mar 30 2011QANTAS ceo Alan Joyce said today that rising fuel prices are “the most serious challenge Qantas has faced since the Global Financial Crisis”.
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Thailand update
Wednesday | Mar 30 2011DFAT has reissued its Thailand travel advice, with the level for the area around the Pri-Viharn temple on the Thai-Cambodia border increasing to ‘Reconsider your need to travel’.
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New Horizons into WR
Wednesday | Mar 30 2011NEW Horizons Holidays has joined the Travel Corporation’s World Rewards loyalty scheme, offering points on bookings to Asia,
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French gov’t to create family holiday centres
Wednesday | Mar 30 2011FRANCE’s Minister for Tourism Frederic Lefebvre has signed a deal with a major bank to create a fund to renovate the country’s hotels over the next decade.
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Seat selection change
Wednesday | Mar 30 2011QANTAS has advised that effective from today travel agents will need to request seating from the seat map displayed in their GDS for all customers travelling in economy on QF int’l flights.
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New Escape category
Wednesday | Mar 30 2011KEEN-eyed Travel Daliy readers may have noticed that this year Escape Travel is entered in the Best Travel Agency Group (100 outlets or more) category in the National Travel Industry Awards.
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TD breaking news – Qantas to cut domestic and international capacity
Wednesday | Mar 30 2011Qantas slashes routes in response to high fuel prices and natural disasters
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RCI 2012 Europe out
Tuesday | Mar 29 2011ROYAL Caribbean International has unveiled its European schedule for 2012, which will see twelve ships operating in the region from a total of twelve main homeports.