travelBulletin for August 2020
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August 01, 2020TravelBulletin for August 2020
Darren Rudd’s first official interview as AFTA CEO, NSW food and wine, ACCC rules on refunds, cruise and more
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July 13, 2020A unique twist on domestic holidays
Australia and Beyond Holidays (AABH) is Australia’s newest domestic wholesaler. AABH has an unique “twist” on selling domestic holidays. Established […]
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July 01, 2020TravelBulletin for July 2020
The July issue of travelBulletin is here and in this month’s issue we look at all the recent innovation we’ve seen in the travel industry. Businesses have been totally disrupted by the coronavirus, but many are tackling the challenges head on and pivoting to new products, businesses and source markets. Read the issue to find out more. Plus we’ve got our trusted news and analysis. All in this month’s issue, check it out now.
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June 01, 2020TravelBulletin for June 2020
The June issue for travelBulletin is here and it’s a cracker. In this edition’s cover story we ask what does the future of AFTA look like, following the exit of CEO Jayson Westbury who was a hugely visible figure for the organisation, along with the hibernation of the AFTA Chargeback Scheme and the prospect of no income for the rest of the year. Along with answering that important question, this issue also includes a feature on South Australia. With international travel still on pause, now is a perfect time for Aussie to explore their own backyard. We also have our regular cruise and news sections, with analysis and updates of some of the major developments of the last month.
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February 05, 2018Voyages to Antiquity present their Winter 2018/19 programme
Voyages to Antiquity’s exciting new 2018/19 programme is now on sale.
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January 30, 2018
Faifai Lemu, it’s the Samoan Way of life
“WE are all travellers in the wilderness of this world, and the best we can find in our travels is an honest friend” — Robert Louis Stevenson. Lisa Maroun explores Samoa and discovers why this famous Scottish author fell in love with the Samoans and their island nation, so much so he requested his final resting place to be in the island nation.
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January 30, 2018
Lucky Eight
MALAYSIA is bursting with variety, offering rainforest adventures, fish-filled reefs, holiday islands, historic towns and cultural diversity. Brian Johnston gives us eight of its highlights.1. KUALA LUMPUR
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January 30, 2018Tokyo By Night
TOKYO doesn’t stop at night. In fact, it comes to life. And there’s so much for newcomers to enjoy, writes Ben Groundwater.
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March 19, 2020A special message from Travel Daily
We are with you – a message from Bruce and Jenny Piper, owners of Travel Daily.
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March 12, 2020
United Airlines’ world orchestra
Transporting musicians from one culture to another, United Airlines’ “World Orchestra” demonstrates the power of music–and travel–to unite the world.
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March 11, 2020Take a closer look at Crystal Endeavor
From extreme polar regions to remote tropical isles, Crystal Endeavor sets sail in August 2020 and will explore the world’s most intriguing destinations with extraordinary insight.
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February 05, 2020The Regent Suite aboard Seven Seas Splendor
This video showcases the incredible Regent Suite aboard the brand new Regent Seven Seas Splendor – truly the most luxurious suite at sea.
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August 05, 2020
Tame your collection of cords
IT might be a while before we’re travelling again, but the problem of tangled cords is something that will continue to be an issue for all of us who use multiple devices (with chargers, headphones and extra attachments, all of which come with their own cords just ready to get tangled up). Particularly during COVID-19, many of us are working from home and the office (and going between the two frequently), making a cable organiser a must, even while we’re not travelling.
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August 03, 2020
Winery and Bite Delights in NSW
NEW South Wales is a wonderland for food and wine lovers, home to renowned wineries, stunning views and fresh premium produce. Jasmine Hanna explores some of the regions which are making a splash.
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August 03, 2020
Norwegian In seventh heaven
SEVEN ships will be servicing itineraries in Europe for Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) recently launched 2021/22 program, offering a range of voyages in the north of the continent and in the Mediterranean.
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