News
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IASC approvals
Wednesday | May 26 2010THE International Air Services Commission has formally approved applications from Qantas which have allocated unlimited capacity for all-cargo services on the Korea route, as well as permitting China Eastern Airlines to codeshare on QF services between Australia and Singapore (TD 11 May).
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NZ in-flight wi-fi
Wednesday | May 26 2010AIR New Zealand has today confirmed it will offer mobile text and email services in flight on its new 777-300 aircraft.
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Window Seat 26 May 10
Wednesday | May 26 2010YOU can’t blame the hotel industry for making the most of a good thing, but rates…
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Sing a song of Australia
Wednesday | May 26 2010TOURISM Australia will next Monday launch the next stage of its new marketing campaign, which for the first time will be backed by a specially written song.
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OETG Going for Gold
Wednesday | May 26 2010ORIENT Express Travel Group’s ‘Going for Gold’ Select 7th Annual Conference was held in Hong Kong recently, with a record 160 agents, airline partners and suppliers attending the event. See http://www.flickr.com/photos/traveldailyau/4642996763/
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Jetstar software deal
Wednesday | May 26 2010JETSTAR has signed a deal with US firm SuccessFactors which will see it implement the company’s Business Execution (BizX) Software Suite “to improve both the employee experience and the customer travel experience”.
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Travel Daily on location in Auckland, NZ
Wednesday | May 26 2010NEW Zealand is gearing up for next year’s Rugby World Cup 2011, which will bring an estimated 80,000 extra international visitors to the country.
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Window Seat 25 May 10
Tuesday | May 25 2010OFFICIALS at a US airport are very annoyed at the antics of some local ‘frequent flyers’.
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New Italy promo
Tuesday | May 25 2010THE Italian Government Tourist Office has launched a new international TV advertising campaign on the RAI International channel which covers the Australian, American, Asian and African markets.
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NZ cycle trail plan
Tuesday | May 25 2010THE New Zealand government is making a significant investment in a national network of bike trails, with NZ Associate Tourism Minister Jonathan Coleman confirming today at TRENZ that three are already under construction, with a further 12 in the feasibility stage.