News
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Avis iPhone app.
Monday | Aug 16 2010CAR rental giant Avis has added an Apple iPhone app, offering users the ability to book car hire, peruse vehicle options and locate nearest depot locations.
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Samoa arrivals rise
Monday | Aug 16 2010THE Samoa Tourism Authority has reported a 3.4% year-on-year rise in overseas visitor arrivals for the month of Jun, which follows a 6.6% drop during the month prior.
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Smith’s on a budget
Monday | Aug 16 2010MR & MRS Smith has launched a new ‘Budget Boutique’ collection to its hotel options, consisting of over 80 properties including the Diamant Hotel Sydney, the Royal Mail Hotel in the Grampians, Vic and Lime’s Hotel in Brisbane – see www.mrandmrssmith.com.
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JTG agents Poppin out in MEL
Monday | Aug 16 2010Qantas Holidays hosted a group of Jetset Travelworld Group agents to the theatre production of Mary Poppins in Melbourne recently.
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Six more TG A380s
Monday | Aug 16 2010THAI Airways and Airbus are in talks to possibly increase the carrier’s current order of six A380 superjumbos to 12, and to add nearly 30 A350s to its fleet.
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Qantas MX waiver
Monday | Aug 16 2010QANTAS has issued a travel waiver for pax with existing bookings on flights with oneworld partner Mexicana, after the carrier’s bankruptcy declaration.
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Taronga on top
Monday | Aug 16 2010TARONGA Zoo says it has retained the position as the most popular Sydney experience for the 4th consecutive year, with close to 1.5 million people visiting the iconic harbour-side landmark, for the year ending 30 Jun.
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TD Breaking News – Virgin Blue network revamp
Monday | Aug 16 2010Virgin Blue to exit NZ domestic operations and V Australia Fiji flights
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A Trip to NYC’s The Plaza
Friday | Aug 13 2010Yesterday travel agents on Qantas & Viva! Holidays Trip birthday reward familiarisation were treated to an unforgettable breakfast experience in The Palm Court at The Plaza.
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AS moving at LAX
Friday | Aug 13 2010ALASKA Airlines will this year start work on upgrading its facility at Los Angeles Intl Airport, tipped to cost around US$200m.
