Australia's Qantas has launched a three times weekly A330 Melbourne to Jakarta route, its fourth new international service from the Victorian capital since Covid border restrictions were lifted, following Delhi, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Tokyo (Haneda).
USA-based Delta Air will launch a service between Los Angeles and Auckland, New Zealand on October 28.
The USA's United Airlines says it's gearing up for its biggest ever expansion to the South Pacific this year, with flights from San Francisco and Los Angeles to Australia and New Zealand.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group reports March group passenger capacity was 10.9 per cent higher than February and was at 79 per cent of pre-Covid-19 levels during the month.
Research commissioned by cybersecurity company NordVPN claims Australian holidaymakers booking holidays are being charged up to 64 per cent more through Australian web sites for the same deals as travellers in other countries.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has granted Qantas and sister carrier Jetstar re-authorisation until 11 May 2028 to continue coordination with two Jetstar Asia-based joint ventures and, in certain circumstances, between Jetstar Japan and Japan Airlines.
Bhutan Airlines has inked a new distribution deal with Amadeus.
For the first time since 2019, Australia’s Tourism Whitsundays will be on the road again for the Whitsundays East Coast Roadshow this June.
Business Events Adelaide has released its 2023 Planners’ Guide.
The average price for a return economy air fare from Australian cities to European destinations such as London, Paris and Milan for travel between the beginning of June and end of September (the northern summer) is about A$2,571, according to Kayak.com.au.
Australia has been dropped from China's 'approved' group travel list in what is being described as a geopolitical move by Beijing, Reuters reports.
China dominated Australia's A$45 billion international tourism market until early 2020.
Western Australia's Perth Airport (PER) plans to invest A$80 million to support the growth of regional aviation in the state.
Australia's Qantas has launched a three times weekly A330 Melbourne to Jakarta route, its fourth new international service from the Victorian capital since Covid border restrictions were lifted, following Delhi, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Tokyo (Haneda).
USA-based Delta Air will launch a service between Los Angeles and Auckland, New Zealand on October 28.
The USA's United Airlines says it's gearing up for its biggest ever expansion to the South Pacific this year, with flights from San Francisco and Los Angeles to Australia and New Zealand.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group reports March group passenger capacity was 10.9 per cent higher than February and was at 79 per cent of pre-Covid-19 levels during the month.
Research commissioned by cybersecurity company NordVPN claims Australian holidaymakers booking holidays are being charged up to 64 per cent more through Australian web sites for the same deals as travellers in other countries.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has granted Qantas and sister carrier Jetstar re-authorisation until 11 May 2028 to continue coordination with two Jetstar Asia-based joint ventures and, in certain circumstances, between Jetstar Japan and Japan Airlines.
Bhutan Airlines has inked a new distribution deal with Amadeus.
For the first time since 2019, Australia’s Tourism Whitsundays will be on the road again for the Whitsundays East Coast Roadshow this June.
Business Events Adelaide has released its 2023 Planners’ Guide.
The average price for a return economy air fare from Australian cities to European destinations such as London, Paris and Milan for travel between the beginning of June and end of September (the northern summer) is about A$2,571, according to Kayak.com.au.
Australia has been dropped from China's 'approved' group travel list in what is being described as a geopolitical move by Beijing, Reuters reports.
China dominated Australia's A$45 billion international tourism market until early 2020.
Western Australia's Perth Airport (PER) plans to invest A$80 million to support the growth of regional aviation in the state.
