Crystal the latest to cancel Red Sea cruises
The United States-based cruise line is the latest to cancel a voyage in Indian Ocean inlet.
Weekly Wrap – 17th Februray
Associate Editor MYLES STEDMAN wraps the week in the travel industry.
Princess Cruises welcomes new Sun Princess, but with a glitch
The next generation for the line has been born and like all newborns, not everything runs completely to plan, as MATT LENNON finds.
TAG announces Red Hot acquisition
It’s the second acquisition for the travel company in New Zealand this year, as it seeks to bolster its global presence. Jo-Anne Hui-Miller reports.
EOIs now open for premium travel event Luxperience
Luxperience returns this year to showcase the best premium travel concepts on offer, Jo-Anne Hui-Miller reports.
ATIA welcomes James Hewlett on board
The former Collette marketing exec has been tasked with boosting the association’s corporate engagement, Janie Medbury writes.
European Commission approves Korean Air’s planned Asiana merger…with conditions
Korean Air has some serious hoops to jump through before full approval for its planned merger is given, as MATT LENNON reports.
Hotel commissions – the cheque’s in the mail…(!)
Travel agents rightly expect remuneration for distributing the products they sell, but getting paid in some cases still involves paper cheques and snail mail – although it looks like change is finally in the wings. BRUCE PIPER comments.
Swift fever brings flood of visitors to NSW
Sydney hotels are already 84% full for The Eras Tour long weekend, Janie Medbury reports.
Former Magellan boss returns to travel industry with Intrepid
After a few years in hibernation, Andrew Macfarlane is back in the game, as MATT LENNON reports.
