Australians still on the move – overseas
Ian Jarrett - Aug 04, 2026
The gap between Australians travelling overseas and international visitors to Australia has broken the one million mark in a 12-month…
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Hotel recovery ‘under threat’
Linsey McNeill - Aug 04, 2026
Hotels across Europe could see room occupancy plummet from next year, according to industry analysts Otus. Its latest report…
Operator launches revamped trade website
Linsey McNeill - Aug 04, 2026
Travel 2 has built a new tool into its revamped website to allow agents to create and book a complete…
Coach operator adds service to Paris
Linsey McNeill - Aug 04, 2026
Eurolines has expanded its services between London and Paris with the launch of a new 11am departure from Victoria coach…
Travel 2 pampers agents
Linsey McNeill - Aug 04, 2026
Travel 2 is giving agents the chance to win a spa treatment in its latest incentive in conjunction with its…
Horrible traffic leads to creative hotel offers
David - Aug 03, 2026
In tough times, there’s little shortage of creative hotel marketing programs to generate new business. Two of these include a…
New normal for American vacations likely to stick around
David - Aug 03, 2026
The new “normal” in American travel is simple: shorter, less expensive vacations or even just daycations, according to several reports.…
Apple jumping headfirst into travel market?
David - Aug 03, 2026
Apple has filed three patent applications that cover travel and shopping-related apps, said Unwired View. “One for travel booking,…
Hilton opens China’s first luxury airport hotel
David - Aug 03, 2026
Hilton Hotels, which claims to have invented the airport hotel concept, opened the first-ever and only luxury airport hotel at…
Cover up at the Vatican
David - Aug 03, 2026
Scantily-clad tourists to Vatican City in the past were sometimes told to cover up but guards at the tiny, walled…
Atlantic City casinos: becoming a better bet for meetings?
David - Aug 03, 2026
Another new plan has been unveiled to reinvigorate eternally-dismal Atlantic City. This one calls for more convention business and for…
Companies forbidding first-class travel
David - Aug 03, 2026
In a move that has implications beyond business travel, two-thirds of North American companies now forbid employees from riding in…
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