Starwood Hotels, Corinthia, Moevenpick, Kempinski, Hampshire Hospitality, Grand City Hotels and Maritim have joined the list of global hotel chains to sign up for the Hotel Booking Agents Association (HBAA) International Charter.
New Zealand’s heritage lake steamer TSS Earnslaw, which is well utilised by conference and incentive organisers, has been taken out of Lake Wakatipu for overhaul and refurbishment in preparation for its centennial celebrations.
Two Edith Cowan University academics are the 2012 winners of A$5,000 professional development awards presented under Western Australia’s Perth Convention Bureau (PCB) annual Aspire program.
Sydney-based airlines Qantas and Jetstar will increase capacity on east coast routes by up to 25,800 seats per week during 2012/13.
A US Senate panel has approved a US$2.50 increase in airline security fees that increases the fee on a nonstop round trip from US$5 to US$10. Fees on a one-way, nonstop ticket increase from US$2.50 to US$5.
Swedish carrier City Airline has - reportedly without notice - cancelled all flights and filed for bankruptcy.
Increasing numbers of airline frequent flier loyalty programs are switching to rewards based on the cost of tickets and other services instead of miles flown.
Irish carrier Aer Lingus has welcomed a court victory that allows British authorities to keep investigating Ryanair over its ownership of a 30 per cent stake in Aer Lingus.
Visitors to the UK might have to queue at airports for up to four hours during the London Olympics, the country's Border Force chief has admitted.
Australian airline Qantas Group has reduced flights servicing the Northern Territory.
New research has found nearly two thirds (64 per cent) of Australian small to medium businesses* don’t have their own web site.
New Zealand’s popular geothermal tourist destination Rotorua now has its first Mercure-branded hotel, Mercure Rotorua.
Tourism Fiji has appointed New Zealand's Colenso BBDO to handle its advertising.
Starwood Hotels, Corinthia, Moevenpick, Kempinski, Hampshire Hospitality, Grand City Hotels and Maritim have joined the list of global hotel chains to sign up for the Hotel Booking Agents Association (HBAA) International Charter.
New Zealand’s heritage lake steamer TSS Earnslaw, which is well utilised by conference and incentive organisers, has been taken out of Lake Wakatipu for overhaul and refurbishment in preparation for its centennial celebrations.
Two Edith Cowan University academics are the 2012 winners of A$5,000 professional development awards presented under Western Australia’s Perth Convention Bureau (PCB) annual Aspire program.
Sydney-based airlines Qantas and Jetstar will increase capacity on east coast routes by up to 25,800 seats per week during 2012/13.
A US Senate panel has approved a US$2.50 increase in airline security fees that increases the fee on a nonstop round trip from US$5 to US$10. Fees on a one-way, nonstop ticket increase from US$2.50 to US$5.
Swedish carrier City Airline has - reportedly without notice - cancelled all flights and filed for bankruptcy.
Increasing numbers of airline frequent flier loyalty programs are switching to rewards based on the cost of tickets and other services instead of miles flown.
Irish carrier Aer Lingus has welcomed a court victory that allows British authorities to keep investigating Ryanair over its ownership of a 30 per cent stake in Aer Lingus.
Visitors to the UK might have to queue at airports for up to four hours during the London Olympics, the country's Border Force chief has admitted.
Australian airline Qantas Group has reduced flights servicing the Northern Territory.
New research has found nearly two thirds (64 per cent) of Australian small to medium businesses* don’t have their own web site.
New Zealand’s popular geothermal tourist destination Rotorua now has its first Mercure-branded hotel, Mercure Rotorua.
Tourism Fiji has appointed New Zealand's Colenso BBDO to handle its advertising.
