Flying Roo ditches VB in brewhaha
BEER fans are in for “lager shock” at 30,000 feet, with Qantas replacing traditional Aussie favourites with more up-market options.
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Qantas cuts back London services
QANTAS has cancelled three return A380 flights between Dubai and London in May because of weak demand on the flagship service.
Infrequent Flyer Club? It’s pointless
YOU won’t get points, and you won’t get status. Tigerair’s latest campaign takes a cheeky dig at its premium competitors.
The privatisation of Rottnest Island
HAVE YOUR SAY: A NEW vision for Rottnest Island aims to arrest declining visitor numbers — but will WA’s iconic holiday spot be privatised?
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Glasgow woman is top attraction
A WOMAN has been listed as a top tourist spot on TripAdvisor, with readers asked: “Been to Mary Johnston? Share your experience.”
Just sack yourself Alan
QANTAS boss Alan Joyce is right about one thing: the iconic airline’s financial results are unacceptable. So why is he still in his job?
Radical cuts but is it enough?
THEY’RE the most radical cuts in its history but it’s a sign of the depth of the problems besetting Qantas that many will still ask: is it enough?
D-Day for Qantas: thousands to go
QANTAS pilots have been offered counselling as the airline prepares to unveil a savage round of cuts to jobs, routes and its fleet.
Almost no room at the inn
HOTEL occupancy rates in Australia’s southeast have hit record highs in a move expected to push room prices higher.
Clock’s ticking on bid to lure Brits
TOURISM chiefs are setting their sights on time-poor Brits, hoping to convince them two weeks is enough for a trip Down Under.
Sexy T-shirts ‘harm Brazil’s image’
BRAZIL has ordered Adidas to withdraw World Cup shirts bearing suggestive motifs, saying it shouldn’t be linked with sex.
Fly to PNG, end up in Singapore
AUSTRALIANS travelling to PNG could end up stranded in Singapore under a “strange” new rule on visas.
Outback celebration blows dust away
TOURIST chiefs hope a feel-good video will spark a wave of interest in the West Australian wheatbelt — home to the iconic Wave Rock.
Travellers ‘to feel pain of Qantas cuts’
REGIONAL travellers and Australians loyal to Qantas for overseas flights are likely to be the biggest losers from expected cuts.
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