The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced the IATA Training 2017 Premier Circle winners and the Regional Top Performing Training Partners as part of its training partners’ recognition program.
Opera Australia has set new box office records with more than 102,000 people going to the opera at the Sydney Opera House in the first three months of 2017, spending A$14 million on tickets.
Gold Coast Business Events is set to roll out a red carpet welcome once again to hosted buyers attending its signature event, the 'This is Gold Coast Business Exchange'.
The 2017 program will combine innovative themed events, site inspections and pre-scheduled appointments with Gold Coast meeting specialists and is designed to be a ‘one-stop-shop’ for conference planners. Registrations are now open to conference and meeting organisers who plan, research and make decisions regarding events. Click here to apply
Five airlines have won their bids to operate on 128 Indian routes covering 31 currently-unserved airports.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says aviation and aviation-induced tourism support 1.1 billion jobs and contribute US$32.9 billion to Brazil’s GDP, an amount equivalent to 1.4 per cent of the country’s GDP, leaving room for improvement.
The British Hospitality Association says hospitality and tourism face a recruitment crisis without future EU migration, which is one of the possible alternatives facing the industry after the UK leaves the EU in March 2019.
Air Seychelles has commenced a twice-weekly non-stop service from the Seychelles capital Mahé to Durban using an Airbus A320 Aircraft with 16 business class seats and 120 economy.
Giving credence to recent anti-terrorist moves by the US and UK to ban larger personal electronic devices (PEDs) from the cabins on flights from selected countries/airports, Australia has moved to step up random security checks on flights from the Middle East.
US intelligence suggests terrorists are using sophisticated airport security equipment to test whether their explosives can be detected when concealed in laptops and other personal electronic devices (PEDs) that typically are carried as airline cabin baggage, CNN reports.
On-line travel agent Expedia has told the Financial Times the USA faces falls in international travel demand, partly as a result of the Trump administration’s so-far failed attempts to impose a travel ban on visitors from some countries and other initiatives that might make the country appear unwelcoming.
Australia's domestic aviation sector posted record growth in freight movements in 2016 as well as a two per cent increase in patronage to 61.34 million passengers.
Two cases of locally-transmitted Zika virus infection have been confirmed at Simon Place in Singapore.
Australia's Darwin Convention Centre (DCC) has won the 'Meeting Venue – 500 delegates or more' category at the Northern Territory 2016 Meetings and Events Australia (MEA) Industry Awards, held in Darwin.
DCC event co-ordinator Madeliene Van Eerden (pictured) was awarded the MEA/Ungerboeck Young Professional Scholarship Award for the Northern Territory.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced the IATA Training 2017 Premier Circle winners and the Regional Top Performing Training Partners as part of its training partners’ recognition program.
Opera Australia has set new box office records with more than 102,000 people going to the opera at the Sydney Opera House in the first three months of 2017, spending A$14 million on tickets.
Gold Coast Business Events is set to roll out a red carpet welcome once again to hosted buyers attending its signature event, the 'This is Gold Coast Business Exchange'.
The 2017 program will combine innovative themed events, site inspections and pre-scheduled appointments with Gold Coast meeting specialists and is designed to be a ‘one-stop-shop’ for conference planners. Registrations are now open to conference and meeting organisers who plan, research and make decisions regarding events. Click here to apply
Five airlines have won their bids to operate on 128 Indian routes covering 31 currently-unserved airports.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says aviation and aviation-induced tourism support 1.1 billion jobs and contribute US$32.9 billion to Brazil’s GDP, an amount equivalent to 1.4 per cent of the country’s GDP, leaving room for improvement.
The British Hospitality Association says hospitality and tourism face a recruitment crisis without future EU migration, which is one of the possible alternatives facing the industry after the UK leaves the EU in March 2019.
Air Seychelles has commenced a twice-weekly non-stop service from the Seychelles capital Mahé to Durban using an Airbus A320 Aircraft with 16 business class seats and 120 economy.
Giving credence to recent anti-terrorist moves by the US and UK to ban larger personal electronic devices (PEDs) from the cabins on flights from selected countries/airports, Australia has moved to step up random security checks on flights from the Middle East.
US intelligence suggests terrorists are using sophisticated airport security equipment to test whether their explosives can be detected when concealed in laptops and other personal electronic devices (PEDs) that typically are carried as airline cabin baggage, CNN reports.
On-line travel agent Expedia has told the Financial Times the USA faces falls in international travel demand, partly as a result of the Trump administration’s so-far failed attempts to impose a travel ban on visitors from some countries and other initiatives that might make the country appear unwelcoming.
Australia's domestic aviation sector posted record growth in freight movements in 2016 as well as a two per cent increase in patronage to 61.34 million passengers.
Two cases of locally-transmitted Zika virus infection have been confirmed at Simon Place in Singapore.
Australia's Darwin Convention Centre (DCC) has won the 'Meeting Venue – 500 delegates or more' category at the Northern Territory 2016 Meetings and Events Australia (MEA) Industry Awards, held in Darwin.
DCC event co-ordinator Madeliene Van Eerden (pictured) was awarded the MEA/Ungerboeck Young Professional Scholarship Award for the Northern Territory.
