travelBulletin for October 2021
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June 01, 2021TravelBulletin for June 2021
Results from the Travel Daily Survival survey, no good news for Bestjet creditors, NCL’s new build and more.
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May 01, 2021TravelBulletin for May 2021
Navigating COVID-19 and the future for AFTA, details of Celebrity Cruises’ newest ship, Hurtigruten’s change and more.
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April 01, 2021TravelBulletin for April 2021
Flying under the weight of COVID: how Qatar Airways has continued operating during COVID, discover the new exciting destination of AlUla and more.
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March 01, 2021TravelBulletin for March 2021
Sarina Bratton’s dive into the deep end of officialdom, why Fiji should be top of your wishlist and more.
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August 17, 2021That which does not kill me….
After 18 months of complacency, bureaucracy and outright wilful ignorance about the plight of the travel sector, the latest Delta […]
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July 15, 2021Are we simply expecting too much?
We know politicians are only human, but it seems in many cases, they are just simply not listening, writes Bruce […]
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June 16, 2021Zero is definitely not a hero
Health Minister Greg Hunt’s three month extension of Australia’s biosecurity emergency declaration last week was not unexpected – but was […]
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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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December 08, 2020The Inspire Collective launches
‘The Inspire Collective’ launches in the Australian market today.
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September 09, 2020Australian Federation of Travel Agents
Travel agents right around Australia are working hard to support their customers.
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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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October 05, 2021Access denied to the million dollar club…
THERE’S no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has led to belt-tightening right across the travel and tourism industry. Thousands of jobs have been lost, while many of those who remain within the sector are scraping by on savings or meagre scraps of business, as border closures and restrictions continue to impact the ability to trade. Profitability has been slashed, and as companies preserve cash the thought of dividend payments from those on the ASX has been a far-fetched dream – and that in turn has had a direct impact on the take-home pay of some of our key industry leaders who were previously heavily remunerated as they took their share of the bounty.
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October 05, 2021
NCL’s big step forward
NORWEGIAN Cruise Line has announced a new target of 1,000 total enrolments in its Walk for Wellness, after it was inundated with almost 600 registrations in its opening week.
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October 05, 2021
My Cruises heads upstream
THE younger demographic is already leading the way in bookings of Ignite Travel Group’s new My Cruises River Collection, General Manager Michael Middleton has told travelBulletin.
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