News
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AA’s enhancement
Thursday | Sep 16 2010AMERICAN Airlines has updated its website to include new customer friendly enhancements offering a “more personalised and convenient experience for flight bookings.”
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bmi sweetens Sydney agents
Thursday | Sep 16 2010LAST night more than 30 agents were invited to enjoy an intensely indulgent chocolate experience at Lindt Cafe in Martin Place Sydney, courtesy of British Midland International (bmi).
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SQ, NZ top satisfaction ratings
Thursday | Sep 16 2010A ROY MORGAN research report released overnight has revealed that Singapore Airlines and Air New Zealand have topped consumer satisfaction ratings among Australian travellers, with a 90% overall figure for the 12 months to July 2010.
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Stamford’s really cooking
Thursday | Sep 16 2010Last night the Stamford Grand Hotel in North Ryde, Sydney hosted a number of very special guests at the opening of its new ‘Captain Cook’s Cove’ dining venue.
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Au revoir Viva Mac.
Thursday | Sep 16 2010LONG haul low cost carrier Viva Macau Airlines has been officially declared bankrupt this week, with administrators showing there was no alternative but to shut it down.
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Swiss ciggie bans
Thursday | Sep 16 2010THE Dept of Foreign Affairs & Trade this week advised travellers to Switzerland to be aware of new smoking laws that were introduced earlier this year.
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CI confirmed to Sky
Thursday | Sep 16 2010TAIPEI-based China Airlines has confirmed its decision to join the SkyTeam airline alliance, signing a letter of intent this week with the group, flagged by TD on 07 Sep.
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Hound BNE deals
Thursday | Sep 16 2010GREYHOUND is offering school holiday specials from Brisbane to Surfers Paradise, Australia Zoo, Noosa and Byron Bay priced from as low as $14 in Sep.
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Early Rockies snow
Thursday | Sep 16 2010THE Canadian Rockies are already showing signs of snow fall, a month ahead of schedule, with Banff and Jasper National Parks reporting white powder on tree tops and mountain peaks.
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Third Euro Disney
Thursday | Sep 16 2010EURO Disney has been granted approval by French authorities to expand its operation to include a third theme park, a housing development and a new vacation village, to be called Les Villages Nature de Val d’Europe.