Farewell to Travel Pioneer and Visionary Ossie Pitts AM RD
The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has announced the passing of Ossie Pitts AM RD,...
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In a groundbreaking development for the Australian hospitality industry, Perth has emerged as the...
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The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) has extended its partnership with The Hong Kong...
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Melbourne Hotels Thrive Amid AO 2025 Grand Slam Visitor Surge
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Read MorePerth Cultural Centre Revamp Boosts WA Tourism & Hospitality
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Asia Pacific Airlines Report November 2024 Traffic Surge
Preliminary November 2024 traffic figures released today by the Association of Asia Pacific...
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SKAL India Congress 2025: Redefining Tourism’s Future
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Transforming Thai Tourism: James Thurlby’s Vision for Skål Bangkok 2025
In the magnificent setting of the Sukhothai Bangkok Hotel lobby, James Thurlby, President of Skål...
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PATA Partners with VNU for Travel & Tech Asia 2025
The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) and VNU Asia Pacific have signed a landmark Memorandum...
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Antopia: Explore Nature’s Greatest Marvels
Get ready to explore a hidden world beneath our feet, where you will shrink down to the size of an...
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Australians Flock to Japan, Vietnam & Indonesia Amid Travel Boom
Australia’s appetite for international travel soared in 2024, with Japan, Vietnam, and Indonesia...
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