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Window Seat 11 Mar 10
Thursday | Mar 11 2010THE crew aboard a flight from London Heathrow Airport this week probably went ga-ga when they were forced to help remove the bizarre clothing of pop sensation Lady Gaga after she developed the first signs of deep vein thrombosis.
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Travel Daily on location in Northstar at Tahoe
Thursday | Mar 11 2010NORTHSTAR is a favourite with snowboarders, and no wonder – it has 8 award winning terrain parks, graded small, medium or large for all level of boarders.
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New SLH app
Thursday | Mar 11 2010SMALL Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has developed a new free iPhone application which gives guests the ability to book any SLH property and share their favourites with friends.
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DriveAway appt
Thursday | Mar 11 2010NATHAN Baber has been named as the new National Sales Manager for DriveAway Holidays.
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CX back in black
Thursday | Mar 11 2010CATHAY Pacific has reported a strong result for the six months to 31 Dec, returning to profit as a result of better passenger and cargo traffic.
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Footy tipping
Thursday | Mar 11 2010DON’T forget to register for this year’s Travel Daily AFL and NRL footy tipping competitions, and get your tips in for the NRL first round which kicks off Fri night.
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Sydney drops off QR map
Thursday | Mar 11 2010THE online route map on the Qatar Airways website has been modified to remove Sydney as an imminently launching destination.
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A$ higher against £
Thursday | Mar 11 2010THE Australian dollar has hit fresh 25-year highs against the British pound Sterling, after weak UK industrial performance
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TA language boost
Thursday | Mar 11 2010TOURISM Australia’s main website at www.australia.com is now available in three new languages, with the launch last week of special editions in Thai, Russian and Spanish for Latin and South America.
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Record NTIA nominations
Thursday | Mar 11 2010THERE are just two days left for the industry to nominate for this year’s National Travel Industry Awards – but AFTA says there’s already been a huge response with the number of nominations received so far already topping last year’s record figures.