Qantas planes collide at LAX
JUST when you thought it couldn’t get any worse for the troubled airliner two Qantas aircraft have collided at Los Angeles airport.
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Musicians sing the praises of home
ARTISTS gathered for WOMADelaide reveal why their home countries should be high on your travel to-do list and what to do when you get there.
Kakadu honours debt to Hoges
NORTHERN Territory hotels are celebrating 30 years of throwing another shrimp on the barbie with Paul Hogan-themed events.
Hawaii hop beats the US queues
WITH record numbers of Australians visiting the US last year, one American airline is moving to take full advantage.
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Tiger warns of dodgy flight site
TIGERAIR has issued a warning to Aussie travellers over unauthorised ticket sales on an overseas flight booking website.
New-look planes ‘boost for Aussies’
QANTAS will upgrade its Airbus A330s in Brisbane, in what it says is its commitment to its Australian maintenance facility.
Aussie hotels launch mobile check-in
THE smartphone revolution continues to transform the way we travel, with mobile check-in being rolled out in Australian hotels.
Windscreen crack turns Qantas jet back
A QANTAS flight to Perth had to make an emergency landing yesterday after its windscreen cracked.
Fly in for a drink at sake booth
A STOPOVER in Japan demands a sample of the sake. The country’s famous alcoholic beverages are a new feature for high-flyers.
End of the road for the Great Wall of China?
IT HAS survived for more than 2000 years but the largest man-made structure in the world is now in danger of destruction. And it’s not from tourists.
Adelaide has it all, says UK newspaper
ADELAIDE has won more praise from international media, with a UK newspaper labelling it a cross between Edinburgh and Vienna – a city that “has it all”.
Why the flight fees fight is failing
A CRACKDOWN on a credit card con costing plane passengers millions is set to fail, because corporate cops don’t know what to do.
How to save on school holiday travel
FOR many travellers, it’s impossible to avoid the peak holiday season – but it is possible to avoid having to pay top dollar.
Get paid to pee around the world
THE art of finding the best public toilet to use while out and about is being recognised as a legitimate occupation.
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