The Japanese port city of Yokohama has beaten seven rivals to win the World Federation of Orthodontists (WFO) 9th International Orthodontic Congress 2020. It will be the first time the international congress is held in Asia.
Blue Holidays, the holiday division of Virgin Australia, has introduced a new range of event packages tailored for the Australian Open 2013.
The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) will host the inaugural Australia/New Zealand Government Travel Symposium in Canberra 06 March, 2013.
Australian airline Qantas has launched the first phase of its new advertising campaign - "You’re The Reason We Fly". The campaign focuses on Australians and encourages them to be part of the carrier’s marketing.
US carrier Delta is to offer global internet coverage on international flights from next year.
New Zealand's High Court has fined Japan Airlines NZ$2.275 million for its part in an air cargo price fixing cartel on services operating to NZ.
Qantas is to give Australians the chance to have their names painted on the side of an A380 or B737 aircraft as part of a new advertising push.
London, UK mayor Boris Johnson's aviation adviser has told the audience at an aviation debate there is a better business case for building a Thames Estuary airport than for the proposed High Speed 2 (HS2) rail line linking London with the north of England.
Most of Britain's busiest airports charge more to park a car than a plane. The Independent media researched the UK's top 10 airports and found parking a six-seat light aircraft on the apron for 24 hours was cheaper than leaving a small car for the same time in the short-term car park.
Sabre Hospitality Solutions says Room Key, a new online hotel search engine owned by six hotel companies now has access to real-time rates and availability for participating hotels in Sabre’s system.
As robotic systems become more intelligent, more flexible, more autonomous and more adaptable to their surroundings, international robotics experts will gather to discuss the future at the ‘Robotics: Science and Systems Conference’, commencing 09 July at the University of Sydney, Australia.
Gabrielle Trainor has joined the Board - as a non-executive director - at Business Events Sydney (BESydney).
Korean Air will launch nonstop B737-800 services from Seoul Incheon to Yangon, the largest city and the center for trade, industry, entertainment and tourism in Myanmar, starting 13 September.
The Japanese port city of Yokohama has beaten seven rivals to win the World Federation of Orthodontists (WFO) 9th International Orthodontic Congress 2020. It will be the first time the international congress is held in Asia.
Blue Holidays, the holiday division of Virgin Australia, has introduced a new range of event packages tailored for the Australian Open 2013.
The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) will host the inaugural Australia/New Zealand Government Travel Symposium in Canberra 06 March, 2013.
Australian airline Qantas has launched the first phase of its new advertising campaign - "You’re The Reason We Fly". The campaign focuses on Australians and encourages them to be part of the carrier’s marketing.
US carrier Delta is to offer global internet coverage on international flights from next year.
New Zealand's High Court has fined Japan Airlines NZ$2.275 million for its part in an air cargo price fixing cartel on services operating to NZ.
Qantas is to give Australians the chance to have their names painted on the side of an A380 or B737 aircraft as part of a new advertising push.
London, UK mayor Boris Johnson's aviation adviser has told the audience at an aviation debate there is a better business case for building a Thames Estuary airport than for the proposed High Speed 2 (HS2) rail line linking London with the north of England.
Most of Britain's busiest airports charge more to park a car than a plane. The Independent media researched the UK's top 10 airports and found parking a six-seat light aircraft on the apron for 24 hours was cheaper than leaving a small car for the same time in the short-term car park.
Sabre Hospitality Solutions says Room Key, a new online hotel search engine owned by six hotel companies now has access to real-time rates and availability for participating hotels in Sabre’s system.
As robotic systems become more intelligent, more flexible, more autonomous and more adaptable to their surroundings, international robotics experts will gather to discuss the future at the ‘Robotics: Science and Systems Conference’, commencing 09 July at the University of Sydney, Australia.
Gabrielle Trainor has joined the Board - as a non-executive director - at Business Events Sydney (BESydney).
Korean Air will launch nonstop B737-800 services from Seoul Incheon to Yangon, the largest city and the center for trade, industry, entertainment and tourism in Myanmar, starting 13 September.
