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Virgin, Jetstar cancel Bali services

: BTN News; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

After Australian visitors were stuck in Bali for up to a week in August following the eruption of Java's Mt Raung, volcanic ash has again prompted Virgin Australia and Jetstar to cancel flights to and from the island due to the eruption of nearby Mount Rinjani.

Pacific Dawn makes history ahead of Melbourne Cup

: Health & Leisure; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

Pacific-Dawn-Sails-Under-the-West-Gate-Bridge Photo-James-Morgan

P&O Cruises’ Pacific Dawn has made history as the largest cruise ship to sail under Melbourne’s West Gate Bridge.

Carrying 2000 passengers, the 47.6 metre high ship passed under the West Gate Bridge, which has a clearance of 50.1 metres, before berthing at Victoria Dock, next to Melbourne’s Docklands.

Hawaiian Airlines appoints NZ country director

: BTN News; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

Russell Williss has been appointed New Zealand country director for Hawaiian Airlines.

Emirates steps up the fight against illegal wildlife

: BTN News; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

Dubai-based carrier Emirates is taking strong action against trophy shipments and the illegal wildlife trade.

Two A380 jets take to the skies this week wearing special livery in support of United for Wildlife, a global collaboration that unites the efforts of the world’s leading wildlife charities in the fight against the illegal wildlife trade.

United-for-Wildlife-Emirates-A380-before-its-first-flight-to-London- LHR

United-for-Wildlife-Emirates-A380-before-its-first-flight-to-London- LHR

The livery, featuring some of the planet’s wildlife threatened by poaching and the illegal wildlife trade, aims to raise awareness and communicate the need for urgent action.

Sir Tim Clark, president Emirates Airline said: “Many animals, in particular African elephants, rhinos, tigers and pangolins, are under extreme pressure because of an unprecedented spike in the illegal wildlife trade. The world is in a global poaching crisis, and everyone has to do their part to stop this, before it is too late. Emirates believes that the global transport industry, including airlines, can play a significant role to break the supply chain of illegal wildlife trade. And at Emirates, we are committing the resources to do our part.”

ICCA extends data mining capability

: MICE News; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

The International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) has launched an extension of its Big Data Search, allowing suppliers to the international association meetings industry to find potential sponsors for the meetings they organise.

54th ICCA Congress goes to Houston

: MICE News; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

The 54th International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) General Assembly in Buenos Aires has selected the US city of Houston to host ICCA’s 2019 Congress.

Australia’s tourism outlook shows strong growth - ATEC

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

The 10-year outlook for Australia’s tourism industry paints a positive future, with the export market contributing the largest growth - at 5.9 per cent - to the overall industry’s performance.

Tourism WA appoints three new commissioners

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

Elizabeth Gaines, Tracey Horton and Ian Thubron have been appointed to Tourism Western Australia’s Board of Commissioners.

Queenstown airport upgrades under way

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

New Zealand’s Queenstown Airport Corporation (QAC) has started work on a NZ$17 million series of
major airfield infrastructure improvements designed to pave the way for evening flights in winter 2016 and improve overall safety and efficiency of operations.

Border officials make huge cigs haul

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

Australian Border officials have foiled an attempt by a passenger to import 46,000 cigarettes at Melbourne Airport.

Fog hits UK flights

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

Fog blanketing Europe has disrupted flights in many countries on both Sunday and Monday, with dozens of cancellations and hundreds of flight delays.

El Al makes biggest-ever planes purchase

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

El Al Israel Airlines has purchased nine new Boeing 787s and leased six more.
The purchase is the largest in El Al's history and is worth US$2.2 billion list, with the planes set to go into service in 2017.

China inks Airbus deal

: BTN News; Sunday, 01 November 2015

China has signed a deal with Airbus worth US$17 billion to buy 130 planes.

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Virgin, Jetstar cancel Bali services

: BTN News; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

After Australian visitors were stuck in Bali for up to a week in August following the eruption of Java's Mt Raung, volcanic ash has again prompted Virgin Australia and Jetstar to cancel flights to and from the island due to the eruption of nearby Mount Rinjani.

Pacific Dawn makes history ahead of Melbourne Cup

: Health & Leisure; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

Pacific-Dawn-Sails-Under-the-West-Gate-Bridge Photo-James-Morgan

P&O Cruises’ Pacific Dawn has made history as the largest cruise ship to sail under Melbourne’s West Gate Bridge.

Carrying 2000 passengers, the 47.6 metre high ship passed under the West Gate Bridge, which has a clearance of 50.1 metres, before berthing at Victoria Dock, next to Melbourne’s Docklands.

Hawaiian Airlines appoints NZ country director

: BTN News; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

Russell Williss has been appointed New Zealand country director for Hawaiian Airlines.

Emirates steps up the fight against illegal wildlife

: BTN News; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

Dubai-based carrier Emirates is taking strong action against trophy shipments and the illegal wildlife trade.

Two A380 jets take to the skies this week wearing special livery in support of United for Wildlife, a global collaboration that unites the efforts of the world’s leading wildlife charities in the fight against the illegal wildlife trade.

United-for-Wildlife-Emirates-A380-before-its-first-flight-to-London- LHR

United-for-Wildlife-Emirates-A380-before-its-first-flight-to-London- LHR

The livery, featuring some of the planet’s wildlife threatened by poaching and the illegal wildlife trade, aims to raise awareness and communicate the need for urgent action.

Sir Tim Clark, president Emirates Airline said: “Many animals, in particular African elephants, rhinos, tigers and pangolins, are under extreme pressure because of an unprecedented spike in the illegal wildlife trade. The world is in a global poaching crisis, and everyone has to do their part to stop this, before it is too late. Emirates believes that the global transport industry, including airlines, can play a significant role to break the supply chain of illegal wildlife trade. And at Emirates, we are committing the resources to do our part.”

ICCA extends data mining capability

: MICE News; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

The International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) has launched an extension of its Big Data Search, allowing suppliers to the international association meetings industry to find potential sponsors for the meetings they organise.

54th ICCA Congress goes to Houston

: MICE News; Tuesday, 03 November 2015

The 54th International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) General Assembly in Buenos Aires has selected the US city of Houston to host ICCA’s 2019 Congress.

Australia’s tourism outlook shows strong growth - ATEC

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

The 10-year outlook for Australia’s tourism industry paints a positive future, with the export market contributing the largest growth - at 5.9 per cent - to the overall industry’s performance.

Tourism WA appoints three new commissioners

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

Elizabeth Gaines, Tracey Horton and Ian Thubron have been appointed to Tourism Western Australia’s Board of Commissioners.

Queenstown airport upgrades under way

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

New Zealand’s Queenstown Airport Corporation (QAC) has started work on a NZ$17 million series of
major airfield infrastructure improvements designed to pave the way for evening flights in winter 2016 and improve overall safety and efficiency of operations.

Border officials make huge cigs haul

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

Australian Border officials have foiled an attempt by a passenger to import 46,000 cigarettes at Melbourne Airport.

Fog hits UK flights

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

Fog blanketing Europe has disrupted flights in many countries on both Sunday and Monday, with dozens of cancellations and hundreds of flight delays.

El Al makes biggest-ever planes purchase

: BTN News; Monday, 02 November 2015

El Al Israel Airlines has purchased nine new Boeing 787s and leased six more.
The purchase is the largest in El Al's history and is worth US$2.2 billion list, with the planes set to go into service in 2017.

China inks Airbus deal

: BTN News; Sunday, 01 November 2015

China has signed a deal with Airbus worth US$17 billion to buy 130 planes.

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