News
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Smith gets Creative
Thursday | May 27 2010PETER Smith was today named as the new gm of Creative Cruising, which is part of NRMA’s Tourism Leisure Holdings offshoot.
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TD Breaking News – New trans-Pacific carrier
Thursday | May 27 2010Continental to fly non-stop Auckland-Houston
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Flight Centre soars
Wednesday | May 26 2010UNLIKE much of the stock market, the Flight Centre shares price increased after the company announced its profit upgrade (TD yesterday), rising as much as 75c or 5% before dropping back slightly today.
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QF Tasman focus
Wednesday | May 26 2010ROUTES between Australia and New Zealand have the highest priority in the Qantas network for the introduction of its new 737- 800 aircraft, according to QF regional gm of NZ and Pacific Islands, Grant Lilly.
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Creative Singapore
Wednesday | May 26 2010CREATIVE Holidays has released its new Singapore and Malaysia brochure, with an expanded range of hotels, cruises and attraction deals in the destinations.
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QH price increase
Wednesday | May 26 2010QANTAS Holidays and Viva! Holidays have announced a revised Fiji and Vanuatu price increase effective immediately (TD 21 May).
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Tourism NZ direct push
Wednesday | May 26 2010TOURISM New Zealand will continue to focus its promotions in the Australian market directly on consumers, despite research which shows that 60% of Australians coming to NZ have had “engagement with a travel agent for advice or booking”.
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Tahiti agent closes
Wednesday | May 26 2010THE Travel Compensation Fund this morning advised of the nonvoluntary termination of the participation of Manutea Gastambide trading as House of Tahiti (ABN 73 567 417 017) based in Bondi Beach NSW, due to the agency’s licence being cancelled.
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easyHotel in Dubai
Wednesday | May 26 2010EUROPEAN budget hotelier easyHotel is planning to open its first property outside the EU in the United Arab Emirates in Aug.
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Virgin porn ring?
Wednesday | May 26 2010A GROUP of Virgin Blue staff are reportedly being investigated for inappropriate internet use, with around 40 employees at SYD and BNE airports alleged to have used their work computers to swap pornographic videos.