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Eight offered ‘Sell TNQ’ preview

MICE News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
PD-CIIn a week of glitz, glamour, crocodiles and cane toads, eight  conference and incentive industry professionals were wowed during an educational visit to Port Douglas and the Daintree region of Australia.
Hosted by Tara Bennett, a tourism development executive at Tourism Port Douglas Daintree, the visit showcased both the region as well as the business event offerings of PDI’s 13 members.

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Melbourne wins two medical majors

MICE News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Melbourne, Australia has secured the rights to host two major medical conferences – the 8th Asia Pacific Heart Rhythm Society Scientific Session for 2015 and the Congress on Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) for 2017.

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United adds flat beds

BTN News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
US carrier United Airlines claims to be the only carrier offering 180-degree flat-bed seats and personal on-demand entertainment in the premium cabins on all scheduled, long-haul international flights from the airline’s eight North American hubs and between Seattle and Tokyo Narita.

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Victoria’s regions ‘need more help’ - VTIC

BTN News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Australia’s Victoria Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) has welcomed A$350,000 state government funding for tourism initiatives across regional Victoria, but says given disappointing visitor numbers to the regions and recent regional job losses, more funding is needed.

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Australians' holiday spend 'relatively static'

BTN News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Ever since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), Australians’ total annual holiday spend has remained relatively static at A$65 billion, according to the latest Roy Morgan Single Source Survey. Although the cost per person per trip has risen steadily, Aussies aren’t travelling as much as they were even three years ago – indeed, a growing number aren’t travelling at all.

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Ascott adds on line features

BTN News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Accommodation group Ascott has launched new web and mobile booking features to improve customer search and reservation procedures. Customers now can better navigate Ascott’s properties worldwide through user-friendly search functions, filters and reservation options.

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SAA achieves IATA ‘green’ ranking

BTN News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
South African Airways (SAA) has become one of the first airlines in Africa and one of six in the world to achieve International Air Transport Association Environmental Assessment Stage 1 status.

Eight offered ‘Sell TNQ’ preview

MICE News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
PD-CIIn a week of glitz, glamour, crocodiles and cane toads, eight  conference and incentive industry professionals were wowed during an educational visit to Port Douglas and the Daintree region of Australia.
Hosted by Tara Bennett, a tourism development executive at Tourism Port Douglas Daintree, the visit showcased both the region as well as the business event offerings of PDI’s 13 members.

Read more ...

Melbourne wins two medical majors

MICE News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Melbourne, Australia has secured the rights to host two major medical conferences – the 8th Asia Pacific Heart Rhythm Society Scientific Session for 2015 and the Congress on Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) for 2017.

Read more ...

United adds flat beds

BTN News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
US carrier United Airlines claims to be the only carrier offering 180-degree flat-bed seats and personal on-demand entertainment in the premium cabins on all scheduled, long-haul international flights from the airline’s eight North American hubs and between Seattle and Tokyo Narita.

Read more ...

Victoria’s regions ‘need more help’ - VTIC

BTN News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Australia’s Victoria Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) has welcomed A$350,000 state government funding for tourism initiatives across regional Victoria, but says given disappointing visitor numbers to the regions and recent regional job losses, more funding is needed.

Read more ...

Australians' holiday spend 'relatively static'

BTN News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Ever since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), Australians’ total annual holiday spend has remained relatively static at A$65 billion, according to the latest Roy Morgan Single Source Survey. Although the cost per person per trip has risen steadily, Aussies aren’t travelling as much as they were even three years ago – indeed, a growing number aren’t travelling at all.

Read more ...

Ascott adds on line features

BTN News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Accommodation group Ascott has launched new web and mobile booking features to improve customer search and reservation procedures. Customers now can better navigate Ascott’s properties worldwide through user-friendly search functions, filters and reservation options.

Read more ...

SAA achieves IATA ‘green’ ranking

BTN News
Thursday, 13 June 2013
South African Airways (SAA) has become one of the first airlines in Africa and one of six in the world to achieve International Air Transport Association Environmental Assessment Stage 1 status.