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Window Seat 02 Nov 18
Friday | Nov 2 2018BECAUSE they possess faultlessly photographic memories, most TD readers haven’t had to review a seat-pocket safety card since the days when an Ansett logo was printed in the top-left corner.
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Travel Specials 02 Nov 18
Friday | Nov 2 2018WELCOME to Travel Specials, Travel Daily’s Friday feature. If your firm has released a travel special you’d like to make the industry aware of, send the details to specials@traveldaily.com.au
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Tourco, GTA axed
Friday | Nov 2 2018HOTELBEDS has commenced phasing out its recently acquired GTA and Tourico Holidays brands through a new brand refresh which consolidates operations under the Hotelbeds name.
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Travel Daily on location in Singapore 02 Nov 18
Friday | Nov 2 2018TODAY’S issue of TD is coming to you from the 2018 Australian Travel Agents Cooperative (ATAC)…
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On The Go targets trade
Thursday | Nov 1 2018ON The Go Tours has appointed Dennis Basham to the newly created role of Global Head of Industry Sales.
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QF unveils MEL lounges
Thursday | Nov 1 2018QANTAS today opened its newly upgraded domestic lounges at Melbourne Airport, providing additional guest seating and new dining options in completely redesigned spaces.
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Talkin’ about my generation
Thursday | Nov 1 2018MULTIGENERATIONAL travel is driving significant performance for some travel brands, with baby-boomers increasingly cashing in their superannuation to take the grandkids on holiday.
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Luxury a la carte for Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts
Thursday | Nov 1 2018WITH luxury and style top of the agenda, Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts invited its hotels from Paris, London, Mauritius, Maldives, Tokyo, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Hong Kong, Vancouver and Boracay to a Luxury Hotels Sales Showcase week in Sydney and Melbourne.
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italktravel recruits
Thursday | Nov 1 2018EXPRESS Travel Group has launched a concerted campaign to attract new agents to its italktravel franchise brand.
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C&K sells PGL
Thursday | Nov 1 2018COX and Kings has sold its UK-based “residential adventure” travel business HB Education for a whopping 467 million in cash.