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900+ already registered for IT&CMA 2010

MICE News
Thursday, 29 July 2010
The organiser of the annual IT&CMA mart in Bangkok says more than 900 MICE buyers, corporate travel managers, association executives and media have registered to date with this year's  Doublebill MICE and Corporate Travel event, which is slated to boast one of the most diverse audience profiles to network with exhibitors and sponsors.

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Israel's security plan criticised

BTN News
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Pilots of commercial airlines that fly into Israel want the country to scrap a security program imposed by the country’s Ministry of Transport that requires pilots to submit a code confirming their identity.

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Jetstar to fly Melbourne-Auckland

BTN News
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Qantas group budget carrier Jetstar has announced the debut of direct daily A320 Melbourne-Auckland services from December 13 2010. Fares on the Melbourne route lead in at A$169 one-way.

Tague exits United

BTN News
Wednesday, 28 July 2010
UAL Corporation, parent of United Airlines, has announced that John Tague, president of United Airlines and Kathryn Mikells, the carrier's chief financial officer, will leave the company when its planned merger with Continental Airlines is completed.

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BECA seeks A$10m a year from government

BTN News
Wednesday, 28 July 2010

Ahead of the country's federal election, the Business Events Council of Australia (BECA) reportedly is lobbying the political parties for A$10m annual funding to improve Australia’s position as a global events destination.

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BECA seeks A$10m a year from government

MICE News
Wednesday, 28 July 2010

Ahead of the country's federal election, the Business Events Council of Australia (BECA) reportedly is lobbying the political parties for A$10m annual funding to improve Australia’s position as a global events destination.

Read more ...

900+ already registered for IT&CMA 2010

MICE News
Thursday, 29 July 2010
The organiser of the annual IT&CMA mart in Bangkok says more than 900 MICE buyers, corporate travel managers, association executives and media have registered to date with this year's  Doublebill MICE and Corporate Travel event, which is slated to boast one of the most diverse audience profiles to network with exhibitors and sponsors.

Read more ...

Israel's security plan criticised

BTN News
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Pilots of commercial airlines that fly into Israel want the country to scrap a security program imposed by the country’s Ministry of Transport that requires pilots to submit a code confirming their identity.

Read more ...

Jetstar to fly Melbourne-Auckland

BTN News
Thursday, 29 July 2010
Qantas group budget carrier Jetstar has announced the debut of direct daily A320 Melbourne-Auckland services from December 13 2010. Fares on the Melbourne route lead in at A$169 one-way.

Tague exits United

BTN News
Wednesday, 28 July 2010
UAL Corporation, parent of United Airlines, has announced that John Tague, president of United Airlines and Kathryn Mikells, the carrier's chief financial officer, will leave the company when its planned merger with Continental Airlines is completed.

Read more ...

BECA seeks A$10m a year from government

BTN News
Wednesday, 28 July 2010

Ahead of the country's federal election, the Business Events Council of Australia (BECA) reportedly is lobbying the political parties for A$10m annual funding to improve Australia’s position as a global events destination.

Read more ...

BECA seeks A$10m a year from government

MICE News
Wednesday, 28 July 2010

Ahead of the country's federal election, the Business Events Council of Australia (BECA) reportedly is lobbying the political parties for A$10m annual funding to improve Australia’s position as a global events destination.

Read more ...