News
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Venture BKK deal
Wednesday | Jul 21 2010VENTURE Holidays is offering a six night holiday in Bangkok including Singapore Airlines flights from Sydney or Brisbane and accom at the luxurious centrally located Rembrandt Hotel from $1559ppts.
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That’s Showbiz!
Wednesday | Jul 21 2010EVENT ticketing and packages provider Showbiz International has announced the creation of a new operating business that will deliver a “unique one-stop approach for event hospitality and travel”.
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Spotless Qantas
Wednesday | Jul 21 2010QANTAS has entered into a partnership with national cleaning and facilities management firm Spotless, covering the cleaning, facilities management and asset maintenance at over 250 facilities.
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Rail Plus Experts
Wednesday | Jul 21 2010RAIL Plus is holding the Global Rail Expert program again this year, after 30 2009 graduates boosted agency sales by 138%.
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Breakaway ROM
Wednesday | Jul 21 2010BREAKAWAY Travel Franchise Group has today announced it has recruited Greg Herbert as its new Retail Operations Manager.
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QF US court hearing
Wednesday | Jul 21 2010QANTAS has entered into a confidential settlement with a US woman who claimed that a screaming three-year-old child on a QF flight last year made her become deaf.
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Beijing airport busy
Wednesday | Jul 21 2010BEIJING International Airport has become the second busiest airport in the world, taking over the title from London Heathrow according to aviation data specialist OAG.
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AY/JL boost c’share
Wednesday | Jul 21 2010FINNAIR has expanded its existing codeshare agreement with Japan Airlines, with the move seeing JAL codeshare on AY flights from Helsinki to Berlin, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Munich, Brussels, Warsaw and Gothenburg.
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AirAsia online store
Wednesday | Jul 21 2010LOW-COST Malaysian carrier AirAsia has opened an online shopping portal where passengers can buy travel accessories, shoes, electronic goods, fashion items, cosmetics, health supplements and more – airasiamegastore.com.
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Travel.com.au’s take on booking fees
Wednesday | Jul 21 2010ONLINE travel company Travel.com.au has weighed in on the debate over booking fees following Expedia’s comments (TD Tue) saying it “remains the price leader”, even with a booking fee.