How Gen Z travels differently
A fascinating new report shows how young jetsetters are trending towards a more conscious approach to travel, Janie Medbury writes.
Turnbull to depart Tourism WA
The esteemed industry leader has accepted a new opportunity in the tourism and hospitality sector, Janie Medbury writes.
Another domestic challenger grounded
Did Bonza ever stand a chance of take-off? ADAM BISHOP takes a window seat to mull the question.
Norwegian Cruise Line books a Sydney sabbatical in 2024/25
A reshuffle of the Australasian fleet will see NCL’s presence Down Under heavily modified but opens up some exciting new opportunities for cruisers, as MATT LENNON finds.
ATIA amends Member Charter to factor ‘Non-Economic Losses’
The association has also adjusted its Code of Conduct in response to a long-running High Court case stemming from a 2015 river cruise, as MATT LENNON writes.
Travel Media attracts highly profitable revenue stream
Sonder calculates travel media leverage is worth an average of $38 million per business, per annum in commercial potential.
CLIA View – Cruising’s revival has been spectacular, but long-term success is not guaranteed
While the number of Aussies who set sail in 2023 has surpassed pre-COVID levels, CLIA MD Joel Katz believes the recovery is hardly a concrete indication of long-term crusing.
Joel Katz, Managing Director, CLIA Australasia
Viking unveils new Platinum Club
The Club is reserved for the top 10 Viking travel advisors of the calendar year.
Aurora announces details of Australian Antarctic season
The cruise line’s 2025-2026 Antarctica season will see it reprise cruises to the White Continent from Australia.
Qantas to roll-out free wi-fi on international flights
The Flying Kangaroo will make its fast and free wi-fi available on international flights, Janie Medbury writes.