News
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BFTE 2010 kicks off
Wednesday | May 19 2010Tourism Fiji is out in full force for this week’s Bula Fiji Tourism Exchange which began this morning at Denarau Port, Denarau Island, Fiji. See http://www.flickr.com/photos/traveldailyau/4620838009/
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Window Seat 19 May 10
Wednesday | May 19 2010INSIGHT Vacations gave an Aussie travel agent an up close and personal wildlife experience during a recent US famil (TD Thu).
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Wotif resignation
Wednesday | May 19 2010WOTIF.COM board member Dave Warneke has advised that he won’t be standing for re-election at the company’s agm in Oct.
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Choice Sabre deal
Wednesday | May 19 2010TRAVELLERS Choice and Sabre Pacific have today announced a new exclusive long-term preferred supplier agreement, continuing their strong ongoing relationship.
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Currencies dive
Wednesday | May 19 2010THE Australian dollar has dropped more than 5c against the US greenback over the last week as investors move assets to the so-called “safe haven” of US Treasury Bonds due to the ongoing economic problems in Greece and associated European uncertainty.
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RJ Back to KUL
Wednesday | May 19 2010ROYAL Jordanian Airlines has announced that after a seven year suspension it will resume thrice time weekly flights to Kuala Lumpar on 02 Jun.
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V Aust to offer email, SMS
Wednesday | May 19 2010BUSINESS travellers across the Pacific will soon be able to work all the way to the USA, under plans by Virgin Blue’s long-haul offshoot V Australia to equip its 777s with AeroMobile technology.
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Fiji rates set to rise
Wednesday | May 19 2010HOTEL room rates across Fiji are expected to rise within the next two months or so, as properties seek to dig themselves out of heavily discounted pricing which came into effect last year.
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Aussie agents key for Fiji
Wednesday | May 19 2010THE head of Tourism Fiji has praised Australian travel agents for their ongoing support of the destination as Fiji visitor numbers continue to return to levels on par with two years earlier.
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Fiji seat capacity
Wednesday | May 19 2010FIJI Tourism Minister Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says his govt is in “preliminary talks” with Australia in a bid to increase seat capacity between the two countries.