Travel IT firm Sabre Corporation has named Todd Arthur (right) vice president of Sales and Market Development for Sabre Travel Network Asia Pacific, responsible for sales performance and business growth in the region.
Todd will also work with product and technology teams to drive customer-centric solution development and deployment in the region.
Airports Council International (ACI), with the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), will host the second annual Investing in Airports conference at the Planet Hollywood Beach Resort in Goa, India from 06–08 December.
In a submission to the Australian Medical Research Advisory Board’s research and innovation strategy, the Association of Australian Convention Bureaux (AACB) said medical research ‘relies on the collaboration between researchers and academics’ that takes place at international conventions and exhibitions.
Australia’s Qantas is to develop a new multi-million dollar International Premium Lounge at Brisbane Airport, Queensland.
The carrier will redesign its Brisbane International First and Business Lounges to create a single facility to open in October and offer an increase of more than 25 per cent more space for customers.
Pictured: Artist's impression of the new look lounge.
Reports say the Solomon Islands government has fired Solomon Airlines ceo Ron Sumsum and is looking for a replacement.
Q1 2016 has seen the United Kingdom the leading growth travel source market to Indonesia, with a 28 per cent increase in arrivals year-on-year.
Germany’s Rhineland-Palatinate interior ministry has sold its majority 82.5 per cent stake in Frankfurt-Hahn Airport to Chinese construction company Shanghai Yigian Trading Company (SYT).
International Business Machines (IBM) has inked a 10-year information technology outsourcing deal worth about US$300 million with its long-term customer Emirates airline of Dubai.
Thai Airways International (Thai) is seeking an alliance with as many as 10 other Asian carriers to counter the impact of the Value Alliance, a group of eight low-cost Asia-Pacific carrier rivals.
Solomon Airlines will resume full operation of all international and domestic services from tomorrow, Thursday, 09 June 2016.
Tigerair Australia has released more than 20,000 one way fares for A$20* to celebrate the airline’s 20-million-passenger milestone.
USA-based American Airlines has settled on ViaSat for its domestic in-flight internet services, closing incumbent Gogo out of the deal.
Dubai-based Emirates says it has negotiated the repatriation of funds from Egypt on a 'timeline', but other airlines increasingly are angered that they cannot take ticket sale earnings out of the country and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) says Egypt is not doing enough to reassure carriers.
Travel IT firm Sabre Corporation has named Todd Arthur (right) vice president of Sales and Market Development for Sabre Travel Network Asia Pacific, responsible for sales performance and business growth in the region.
Todd will also work with product and technology teams to drive customer-centric solution development and deployment in the region.
Airports Council International (ACI), with the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), will host the second annual Investing in Airports conference at the Planet Hollywood Beach Resort in Goa, India from 06–08 December.
In a submission to the Australian Medical Research Advisory Board’s research and innovation strategy, the Association of Australian Convention Bureaux (AACB) said medical research ‘relies on the collaboration between researchers and academics’ that takes place at international conventions and exhibitions.
Australia’s Qantas is to develop a new multi-million dollar International Premium Lounge at Brisbane Airport, Queensland.
The carrier will redesign its Brisbane International First and Business Lounges to create a single facility to open in October and offer an increase of more than 25 per cent more space for customers.
Pictured: Artist's impression of the new look lounge.
Reports say the Solomon Islands government has fired Solomon Airlines ceo Ron Sumsum and is looking for a replacement.
Q1 2016 has seen the United Kingdom the leading growth travel source market to Indonesia, with a 28 per cent increase in arrivals year-on-year.
Germany’s Rhineland-Palatinate interior ministry has sold its majority 82.5 per cent stake in Frankfurt-Hahn Airport to Chinese construction company Shanghai Yigian Trading Company (SYT).
International Business Machines (IBM) has inked a 10-year information technology outsourcing deal worth about US$300 million with its long-term customer Emirates airline of Dubai.
Thai Airways International (Thai) is seeking an alliance with as many as 10 other Asian carriers to counter the impact of the Value Alliance, a group of eight low-cost Asia-Pacific carrier rivals.
Solomon Airlines will resume full operation of all international and domestic services from tomorrow, Thursday, 09 June 2016.
Tigerair Australia has released more than 20,000 one way fares for A$20* to celebrate the airline’s 20-million-passenger milestone.
USA-based American Airlines has settled on ViaSat for its domestic in-flight internet services, closing incumbent Gogo out of the deal.
Dubai-based Emirates says it has negotiated the repatriation of funds from Egypt on a 'timeline', but other airlines increasingly are angered that they cannot take ticket sale earnings out of the country and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) says Egypt is not doing enough to reassure carriers.
