Australia's love affair with tourism is tipped to continue, with Deloitte Access Economics saying tourism-related projects for the country are worth nearly A$20 billion.
The European Federation of Biotechnology has selected Maastricht, The Netherlands as the host city for its flagship congress from 28 June – 01 July, 2020.
European cities will debate the future role of city marketing and tourism organisations during European Cities Marketing Spring Meeting in Gdansk, Poland, 22-25 February 2017.
Hi SEA, a trade exhibition dedicated to the health ingredients industry in the region, returns to the Jakarta International Expo in Indonesia for its second edition 22-24 March 2017.
The latest Survey of Business Trends and Prospects for Q4 2016 has revealed a tourism slowdown forced selling prices down.
Sabre Corporation will be the first technology provider to introduce live data feeds from FlightGlobal into its global distribution system (GDS) and travel booking platforms. It will give more than 425,000 travel agents world wide live access to flight changes and schedules.
Sabre Corporation has reported its fourth quarter and full year 2016 financial results for its two business segments, Sabre Travel Network, a global travel marketplace that connects more than 425,000 travel agents in more than 160 countries with airlines, hotels, car hire, cruise lines, tour operators and other travel suppliers and Airline and Hospitality Solutions, which provides technology software to the global airline and hospitality industries.
Ireland and Canada, which operate pre-clearance centres on behalf of the US, have expressed serious concerns over new US president Donald Trump's executive order limiting entry to the US for citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries.
USA-based Delta has announced plans to buy 32 per cent of Aeromexico to take its stake in the Mexican carrier to 49 per cent.
The deal is subject to regulatory approval in Mexico and the US.
Annika Hofsink (pictured right) has joined the Association of Australian Convention Bureaux (AACB) as marketing and communications executive, based in Canberra.
Up to 3.8 million (16 per cent) Australians believe their current work role will be made redundant by a robot in the next five years, according to Airtasker’s latest Future of Work study.
After establishing the Queensland office of ICMS Australasia, Suellen Holland (right) has been promoted to the position of executive director for ICMS Australasia.
Her new role involves developing global strategic pathways for the company to explore in association with the chairman, Bryan Holliday.
Emirates SkyCargo has unveiled a unique decal featuring a rose on one of its B777-F freighter aircraft ahead of Valentine’s day. The decal is the first of its kind for the carrier and highlights the strong contribution made by it to the floriculture industry through the transport of fresh flowers across the world.
Australia's love affair with tourism is tipped to continue, with Deloitte Access Economics saying tourism-related projects for the country are worth nearly A$20 billion.
The European Federation of Biotechnology has selected Maastricht, The Netherlands as the host city for its flagship congress from 28 June – 01 July, 2020.
European cities will debate the future role of city marketing and tourism organisations during European Cities Marketing Spring Meeting in Gdansk, Poland, 22-25 February 2017.
Hi SEA, a trade exhibition dedicated to the health ingredients industry in the region, returns to the Jakarta International Expo in Indonesia for its second edition 22-24 March 2017.
The latest Survey of Business Trends and Prospects for Q4 2016 has revealed a tourism slowdown forced selling prices down.
Sabre Corporation will be the first technology provider to introduce live data feeds from FlightGlobal into its global distribution system (GDS) and travel booking platforms. It will give more than 425,000 travel agents world wide live access to flight changes and schedules.
Sabre Corporation has reported its fourth quarter and full year 2016 financial results for its two business segments, Sabre Travel Network, a global travel marketplace that connects more than 425,000 travel agents in more than 160 countries with airlines, hotels, car hire, cruise lines, tour operators and other travel suppliers and Airline and Hospitality Solutions, which provides technology software to the global airline and hospitality industries.
Ireland and Canada, which operate pre-clearance centres on behalf of the US, have expressed serious concerns over new US president Donald Trump's executive order limiting entry to the US for citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries.
USA-based Delta has announced plans to buy 32 per cent of Aeromexico to take its stake in the Mexican carrier to 49 per cent.
The deal is subject to regulatory approval in Mexico and the US.
Annika Hofsink (pictured right) has joined the Association of Australian Convention Bureaux (AACB) as marketing and communications executive, based in Canberra.
Up to 3.8 million (16 per cent) Australians believe their current work role will be made redundant by a robot in the next five years, according to Airtasker’s latest Future of Work study.
After establishing the Queensland office of ICMS Australasia, Suellen Holland (right) has been promoted to the position of executive director for ICMS Australasia.
Her new role involves developing global strategic pathways for the company to explore in association with the chairman, Bryan Holliday.
Emirates SkyCargo has unveiled a unique decal featuring a rose on one of its B777-F freighter aircraft ahead of Valentine’s day. The decal is the first of its kind for the carrier and highlights the strong contribution made by it to the floriculture industry through the transport of fresh flowers across the world.
