‘Red flag’: Warning to Aussie travellers
As many Aussies get ready to jetset to Europe for the summer, they are being urged to keep a close eye out for three types of scams.
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How Aussies are lying to nab flight freebies
New data has shed light on the travel habits of Australians, including some cheeky lies travellers use in an attempt to get a free upgrade or score some other freebie.
Travellers more reluctant to pay for greener flights
Travellers say they want to fly sustainably but the latest data shows less are paying for carbon offset tickets leaving aviation leaders with a lot to do.
Bonza admins ‘not positive’ as last plane flies out
Final offers for Bonza are due on Friday and with not a single aircraft left in Australia, administrators are looking if its insurance policy can cover any of the debts.
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Qantas soars back into profit as travel explodes
Tourism is back in a big way with Qantas crediting strong travel demand for putting the airline on course to a huge half-year profit.
Cartoon kangaroo follows Hoges and Lara
Voiced by actor Rose Byrne, Ruby the Roo will bound on to billboards across the world to build anticipation for Tourism Australia’s latest global campaign.
East Coast’s pain could be the Top End’s gain
The likelihood of a third year of La Nina has east coast tourism operators worried as the NT and WA look to lure holiday-makers away.
Palmer’s pittance to park decaying jets
After ten years of neglect, two jets owned by Clive Palmer have been given a new lease of life as training aircraft for engineers.
Strike action looming at already chaotic airports
Chaos and queuing at Australian airports is set to get worse with ground handlers now threatening industrial action at major gateways.
Aussies blitz Bali as international travel booms
After a slow start, international travel has taken off at a thundering pace with Bali blitzing all other destinations.
Qantas dishes up Aussie nostalgia for new ad
From Kylie Minogue and Ash Barty to Uluru and the Hills hoist, almost every Australian icon imaginable makes an appearance | WATCH
Rapturous reception for first arrivals
Australia’s first international tourists in two years have been given a rapturous welcome at airports as the last barriers to travel came down.
Tourism operators ready to thrill
The imminent return of international tourists is giving tourism operators something to cheer about after a lean two-years.
Captain Santa signs off after 40 Christmas flights
Qantas’s own Captain Santa is preparing to hang up his wings but not the red suit after his final Christmas flight on Saturday.
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