News
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5,000 bonus points
Monday | Feb 14 2011QANTAS Holidays will offer Frequent Flyers 5000 bonus Rewards Points on any air/land booking to the Northern Territory, deposited before 31 Mar, for travel from 01 Mar-30 Sep.
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New A330 for SAA
Monday | Feb 14 2011SOUTH African Airlines has taken delivery of its first A330-200 aircraft last week, named after the first African woman graduate in South Africa, Charlotte Maxeke.
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Aussie WLG record
Monday | Feb 14 2011AUSTRALIAN visitor numbers to Wellington reached record levels in Dec, with 17,980 arrivals registered for the month, up 5.5% on the same month in 2009.
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Tighter US security
Monday | Feb 14 2011THE US Transportation Security Administration is mulling new ways to ramp up security in public places at airports, including vehicle checks at terminals, in the wake of the recent bombing at Russia’s Domodedovo Airport.
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Windstar ups Isles
Monday | Feb 14 2011WINDSTAR Cruises will offer Greek Isle sailings on all three of its vessels this year due to increased passenger demand.
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WA Lobster Shack
Monday | Feb 14 2011TOURISM Minister for WA Kim Hames has opened a new lobster Processing plant in Cervantes which is expected to boost tourism to the region.
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IATA UK policies
Monday | Feb 14 2011THE International Air Transport Association has told the British government to take a global approach to aviation and climate change as the current UK policies “will destroy the proud legacy” of British Aviation.
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BI boss walks
Monday | Feb 14 2011THE ceo of Royal Brunei Airlines Robert Yang has stepped down as CEO after a two year term.
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GrabOne activities
Monday | Feb 14 2011AIR New Zealand’s online holiday division Grabaseat.co.nz has partnered with affordable experiences and travel company GrabOne.co.nz to offer an ‘Experiences’ tab to access activities within 13 regions.
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Qantas raises domestic fares
Monday | Feb 14 2011QANTAS says raising fares on domestic, regional and Tasman fares is the “most appropriate way” to recover increased fuel costs which it’s incurring due to high oil prices.