‘Go home’: Wild scenes as Europeans protest tourism
Locals fed up with tourists in major European cities have taken to the streets armed with water guns, smoke bombs and flares.
Travel
Rex creditors to learn of ‘serious offers’ for airline
Rex administrators are set to provide details of offers for the airline within days, after an 11-month search.
Why the Virgin-Qatar partnership is good news for your wallet
There’s nothing like a bit of competition to get airlines’ creative juices flowing and Australian travellers are the beneficiaries. Qantas, Emirates and Etihad are refusing to cede ground to the new Qatar timetable enabled by its Virgin alliance.
Major update after Aussie shot dead in Bali
Links to the Melbourne criminal underworld have emerged from a shooting in Bali, which left one Australian dead and another injured.
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Shock start to ski season amid polar blast
Opinions are in on the start to the ski season in NSW after a striking long-weekend.
Chilling warning for Aussie travellers
A terrorism warning has been issued to Aussie travellers heading to an island hotspot over civil unrest and riots.
Virgin IPO delivers $14m payday for CEO
The three Virgin Australia executives who guided the airline’s IPO stand to be richly rewarded for their work, the prospectus has revealed.
The pros and cons of the Virgin Australia float
Will Virgin Australia shares soar this time around? Investors appear divided on the prospects of the airline’s much anticipated IPO.
Chinese aircraft maker to rival Boeing and Airbus
The world’s airline industry boss has endorsed China’s aircraft manufacturer, predicting Comac will be a ‘global player’ and rival to Airbus and Boeing.
Why you should care about Virgin IPO
One of Australia’s most popular airlines is returning to the sharemarket, and how it performs could impact you.
Huge move to stop airport taxi rip-offs
One state will consider setting a maximum rate on taxi fares to and from the airport in a bid to stop $100 taxi rip-offs.
Qantas and Virgin duopoly safe as aircraft shortages ground competition
Rising costs, aircraft shortages and industry consolidation are making it virtually impossible for new airlines to challenge Qantas and Virgin’s dominance of the domestic market.
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