News
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ACCC after Korean
Monday | Mar 8 2010THE Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has gone after a 12th airline it alleges to be involved with an intl air cargo fuel surcharge price fixing cartel.
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Explore rail brox
Monday | Mar 8 2010EXPLORE Holidays has released its lastest World Rail brochure, covering great rail journeys and rail passes from across the globe.
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QHol Adventures
Monday | Mar 8 2010QANTAS Holidays has released its new 2010 Adventures Brochure with a launch sale offering savings of up to 15% on selected tours through to 22 Mar.
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The fourth wonder
Monday | Mar 8 2010AIR Tickets and Qantas today move into the fourth week of their ‘7 Wonders, 7 Continents, 7 Weeks’ promotion, which is offering a luxury Lizard Island trip for two as an incentive for sales of Qantas tickets 08-14 Mar.
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SAT book winners
Monday | Mar 8 2010CONGRATULATIONS to Kathryn Chatfield from Harvey World Travel Wynnum and Nicole Blake of Spencer Travel, who were the final two winners in last week’s South Africa Tourism Fundi comp.
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ASX JTG ‘please explain’
Monday | Mar 8 2010JETSET Travelworld Group hasbeen asked to advise theAustralian Stock Exchange when it first became aware of a major decline in first half profit, after its recent report (TD 15 Feb)which showed a 68% slide.
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Travel Daily on location in Santa Monica, CA
Monday | Mar 8 2010CALIFORNIA’S famous beach city, Santa Monica, serves as a great base for a stay in Los Angeles.
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TG companion fare
Monday | Mar 8 2010FREESTYLE Holidays has a new Companion Business Class fare with Thai Airways International on sale until 09 Apr, for departures until 30 Sep, through to 13 European destinations, leading in at $7,230 from SYD/MEL/BNE.
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Ayana anniversary
Monday | Mar 8 2010AYANA Resort & Spa Bali is celebrating its first birthday by offering a two night special priced from US$290 per night.
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Recovery is coming
Monday | Mar 8 2010JOHN Borghetti, the newly appointed ceo of Virgin Blue, says he believes suggestions that the corporate travel market has undergone a permanent shift are exaggerated, with the sector already showing signs of recovery.