Qantas August stats show almost three-quarters of its flights depart on time
Qantas has reported it was the most on-time major domestic airline in August, with almost three-quarters of flights depa...
Qantas has reported it was the most on-time major domestic airline in August, with almost three-quarters of flights depa...
The Travel Corporation has announced the appointment of Melissa DaSilva as interim CEO of TTC Tour Brands, effective imm...
Melburnians can now be transported to Italy, thanks to il Mercato Centrale which has opened in Collins Street and is set...
Nothing like punching above your weight in a competitive field. No, we are not talking rugby.
It's a bit of a carrot and stick approach, but in this case the 'lathi' is a bit too hefty. See you in Jaipur for GX!
Why is it that the stock images before something has been built always look like something from Paranormal Activity?
Was this photo before or after the Board meeting, that is what we want to know.
This sounds like a sweet deal for all of the Pacific islands if they can get it off the ground.
Pairing Daddo with O'Hern seems like a perfect match for a Pro-Am. Topical reference, this is not.
If you are looking for the suite life on a smaller ship cruising locally this summer, this is probably it.
We presume that no delegate from Australia, sporting a Bintang singlet, was present at this event.
Great - Collette University - just as along as we don't have to add another degree to understand it.
Maybe now that she has time on her hands, Kelly can jump on a cruise and relax.
Travel industry veteran Barry will bring a lot of fresh ideas to the ATIA table, we are sure.
How to upset a Melburnian? Based in the southern city but using a Sydney picture!
Klever Kloot Kreator kost of living kampaign puts Kyoto over Kiama as kids struggle with kash. (Enough! Editor)
When you consider it owns and the airport and the cruise terminal, expect more fly-cruise to this locale.
Melbourne and Sydney look enviously on as Tassie and Brisvegas have their time in the sun.
Adventurer Jorge E. Villamarin is just one of the highlights of this showcase.
With 97% of shareholders voting in favour and share prices up, we are sure many are rubbing their hands together.
Given he is selling river cruising, it's more than likely he can talk underwater.
Travel Weekly is looking forward to reporting all about the GX World Community Tourism from Jaipur. We're excited.
That's an increase from seven to 10 which is only an increase of three. That's as far as our maths goes.
Once upon a cruise you could hit golfballs off the back of the cruise deck. Much like that Seinfeld epsiode.
The mullet has long gone, but he is still welcome in Australia.
We didn't know what they were either, but you will know it when you meet one.
Were you at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit Australia Pacific 2024, at The Star, Queens Wharf in Brisbane, Australia this...
Both Philippine Airlines and VietJet will explore services from Western Sydney Airport with the airport’s proximit...
Not the biggest announcement given everyone else is in the same boat - or plane - but what's old is new again.
In case you missed it, here is a recap on Wendy Wu in the lead up to the 2024 Women in Travel Awards.
We've managed to nab an Air New Zealand exclusive at an aviation summit, who would have thought?
AI will fix everything, said no one ever. But it can help.
That calls time on our Chris Taylor series. We loved these so much we might have to send him on another trip.
What do you get when you put a bunch of aviation workers in a conference centre? Lot's of breaking news!
Of all the Indian cultures we love at TW, Bollywood takes the cake, and we're sure its on the entertainment menu.
If you're not into aviation this talk may have sent you to the coffee line, but for others it was a dream come true.
Nothing like using a hometown advantage to make a big announcement to the rest of the Aviation world.
Destination Newcastle! Did we ever think we would see the day?
Not that we are against flying up front, but these guys put it on the expense account anyway!
It may not be Richard Branson's Necker but it's probably the closest we are going to get to a private island.