The eighth Festival of Dangerous Ideas (FODI) takes over Australia’s Sydney Opera House 03-04 September, with participants exploring the world’s issues and provocative ideas.
Pan Pacific Perth, for the second consecutive year, is the official hotel partner of 2016 Perth Good Food and Wine Show (Friday 08 July to Sunday 10 July).
Kenya Airways says it expects to start receiving payments of outstanding fares from the Nigerian government within a month.
USA-based United Airlines has returned to New Zealand after 13 years.
Canadian airport authorities have reacted badly to plans by the federal government to sell major airports to private investors to raise money to fund other infrastructure projects.
Air New Zealand has delayed the start of non-stop flights between its Auckland hub and Manila, Philippines.
An Islamic State-supporting Twitter account has threatened a terror strike on a jet flying from London Heathrow to the US, with JFK and Los Angeles airports named as Americans start their annual July 4 celebrations.
Vietnam has extended its visa exemption program for UK and other European passport holders for single-entry stays of up to 15 days until 30 June 2017.
Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide has opened its Four Points by Sheraton Singapore, Riverview.
Drivers are offered up to 20 per cent off air cargo rates for cars and off their seat price when they book in first or business class on Abu Dhabi-based Etihad.
Lufthansa's Eurowings low-cost unit may start flying from Munich, a hub for Lufthansa's own flights, as it fights off competition from rival budget airlines.
The Brexit outcome has created a lot of uncertainty and the long-term implications on the incentive travel business are unknown, but already, members of the Society for Incentive Excellence (SITE) have offered their perspectives on how the decision may impact the industry in the short term.
Mobile technology continues to make it easier for travellers to manage their own travel in transit and the majority of global business travellers are embracing the trend, according to a new study from the GBTA Foundation in partnership with Sabre Corporation.
The eighth Festival of Dangerous Ideas (FODI) takes over Australia’s Sydney Opera House 03-04 September, with participants exploring the world’s issues and provocative ideas.
Pan Pacific Perth, for the second consecutive year, is the official hotel partner of 2016 Perth Good Food and Wine Show (Friday 08 July to Sunday 10 July).
Kenya Airways says it expects to start receiving payments of outstanding fares from the Nigerian government within a month.
USA-based United Airlines has returned to New Zealand after 13 years.
Canadian airport authorities have reacted badly to plans by the federal government to sell major airports to private investors to raise money to fund other infrastructure projects.
Air New Zealand has delayed the start of non-stop flights between its Auckland hub and Manila, Philippines.
An Islamic State-supporting Twitter account has threatened a terror strike on a jet flying from London Heathrow to the US, with JFK and Los Angeles airports named as Americans start their annual July 4 celebrations.
Vietnam has extended its visa exemption program for UK and other European passport holders for single-entry stays of up to 15 days until 30 June 2017.
Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide has opened its Four Points by Sheraton Singapore, Riverview.
Drivers are offered up to 20 per cent off air cargo rates for cars and off their seat price when they book in first or business class on Abu Dhabi-based Etihad.
Lufthansa's Eurowings low-cost unit may start flying from Munich, a hub for Lufthansa's own flights, as it fights off competition from rival budget airlines.
The Brexit outcome has created a lot of uncertainty and the long-term implications on the incentive travel business are unknown, but already, members of the Society for Incentive Excellence (SITE) have offered their perspectives on how the decision may impact the industry in the short term.
Mobile technology continues to make it easier for travellers to manage their own travel in transit and the majority of global business travellers are embracing the trend, according to a new study from the GBTA Foundation in partnership with Sabre Corporation.
