News
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Ardour to debut in Barossa
Tuesday | Feb 20 2024SALTER Brothers has lifted the lid on its much-hyped Ardour Hotels & Estates brand, acquiring the historic Kingsford Barossa in South Australia as the launch site for the new venture.
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Explore focuses on Aussies
Tuesday | Feb 20 2024AUSTRALIA has been earmarked as a major investment market for tour operator Explore Worldwide, as the British brand looks to cement its presence Down Under after exiting a GSA agreement with The Travel Corporation’s Adventure World early last year (TD 09 Jan 2023).
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More seats on less flights
Tuesday | Feb 20 2024TRAVELLERS will have access to more available seats, albeit on fewer flights in 2024, which will lead to a more reliable experience and better environmental impact, new global trends data shows.
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Travel gets smarter in Tas
Tuesday | Feb 20 2024DAVID Beirman is an Adjunct Fellow, Management & Tourism at the University of Technology Sydney.
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Silversea rich offer
Tuesday | Feb 20 2024TRAVELLERS on Silversea’s door-to-door all-inclusive fares enjoy private executive transfers, an included daily shore excursion and much more.
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Discovery with A&K
Tuesday | Feb 20 2024INTIMATE group sizes of between 8-12 will see unique and lesser-known locations on Abercrombie & Kent’s Limited Edition Small Group Journeys.
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Learn & Win Tokyo
Tuesday | Feb 20 2024TRAVEL agents can score one of five $100 gift cards when they watch Tokyo Tourism’s new four-part mini-series before Fri 15 Mar, now available on Destination Webinars.
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Fez Travel says Ynot?
Tuesday | Feb 20 2024FEZ Travel Turkey has appointed Sydney boutique marketing agency, Ynot Concepts, to represent it in the Australia and New Zealand market.
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The Comms. People
Tuesday | Feb 20 2024A PAIR of prominent travel and tourism executives have teamed up with a prominent photo journalist to create a new agency called The Comms. People.
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Adelaide tourism/education hearing
Tuesday | Feb 20 2024THE Trade Subcommittee of the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade will hold a public hearing today in Adelaide for its inquiry into Australia’s tourism and international education sectors.