Comparison site Finder says a recent survey of 1,049 Australian respondents has shown 50 per cent or 10.5 million people are slimming day-to-day expenditures to pay for a trip in the next 12 months.
Australia's QantasLink (part of the Qantas Group) is now flying four 137-seat A220s, which are gradually replacing its Boeing 717 fleet and which offer a greater range and more fuel efficiency as well as cabin improvements including larger windows, more overhead locker space, and more comfortable economy seating compared to the 717.
Global hospitality company Hilton plans to double its focused service presence in Asia Pacific and offer 1,000 hotels in the mid-market segment.
Australia's Labor federal government is set to ban debit card fees and will provide A$2.1 million to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to investigate excessive card costs.
About 300 international travel agents are in Perth, Western Australia until Friday (October 18) for Tourism Australia’s G’day Australia.
Germany's Frankfurt Airport served some 5.8 million passengers in September 2024, a 1.2 per cent increase on the same month in 2023, operator Fraport says.
The last Australian repatriation flights left Lebanon on Sunday October 13, with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade saying 3170 citizens, permanent residents and their families had used 18 government flights since October 5.
The World Research Travel Organization (WRTO) is readying for the 2024 World Research Travel Conference, taking place 3 to 7 November 2024 at the Setia SPICE Convention Centre, Penang, supported by the Penang Convention & Exhibition Bureau (PCEB).
Korea-based Lotte Hotels & Resorts, which operates 35 hotels in seven countries, has signed for Sabre’s SynXis Central Reservation System (CRS) to support the group's growth in South Korea and internationally.
Doha-based Qatar Airways is celebrating 15 years of flying to Australia with a new, limited-time premium menu available until 15 December 2024 for business and first class passengers flying from Sydney and Perth.
Japan's All Nppon Airways has restarted three-times weekly direct flights between Tokyo and Perth in Western Australia, delivering more than 17,000 inbound seats between now and March 2025.
Japan Airlines's subsidiary Zipair plans to offer four flights a week between Japan's Tokyo Narita and Houston Bush from March 4, 2025.
United Airlines is launching flights to eight new international destinations, including seven that currently are not served by any US carrier.
Comparison site Finder says a recent survey of 1,049 Australian respondents has shown 50 per cent or 10.5 million people are slimming day-to-day expenditures to pay for a trip in the next 12 months.
Australia's QantasLink (part of the Qantas Group) is now flying four 137-seat A220s, which are gradually replacing its Boeing 717 fleet and which offer a greater range and more fuel efficiency as well as cabin improvements including larger windows, more overhead locker space, and more comfortable economy seating compared to the 717.
Global hospitality company Hilton plans to double its focused service presence in Asia Pacific and offer 1,000 hotels in the mid-market segment.
Australia's Labor federal government is set to ban debit card fees and will provide A$2.1 million to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to investigate excessive card costs.
About 300 international travel agents are in Perth, Western Australia until Friday (October 18) for Tourism Australia’s G’day Australia.
Germany's Frankfurt Airport served some 5.8 million passengers in September 2024, a 1.2 per cent increase on the same month in 2023, operator Fraport says.
The last Australian repatriation flights left Lebanon on Sunday October 13, with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade saying 3170 citizens, permanent residents and their families had used 18 government flights since October 5.
The World Research Travel Organization (WRTO) is readying for the 2024 World Research Travel Conference, taking place 3 to 7 November 2024 at the Setia SPICE Convention Centre, Penang, supported by the Penang Convention & Exhibition Bureau (PCEB).
Korea-based Lotte Hotels & Resorts, which operates 35 hotels in seven countries, has signed for Sabre’s SynXis Central Reservation System (CRS) to support the group's growth in South Korea and internationally.
Doha-based Qatar Airways is celebrating 15 years of flying to Australia with a new, limited-time premium menu available until 15 December 2024 for business and first class passengers flying from Sydney and Perth.
Japan's All Nppon Airways has restarted three-times weekly direct flights between Tokyo and Perth in Western Australia, delivering more than 17,000 inbound seats between now and March 2025.
Japan Airlines's subsidiary Zipair plans to offer four flights a week between Japan's Tokyo Narita and Houston Bush from March 4, 2025.
United Airlines is launching flights to eight new international destinations, including seven that currently are not served by any US carrier.
