Queensland Tourism Pioneer Sir Frank Moore Passes at 94
Queensland is mourning the loss of one of its greatest tourism champions, Sir Frank Moore, who...
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The world of business tourism today mourns a luminary. The Globus family of brands (GFOB) honours...
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Aviation Honours Max Hazelton: A Sky-High Tribute!
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Remembering Tony Evans: A Tribute to a Legend
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Max Hazelton, the legendary aviation pioneer and one of the founding fathers of Regional Express...
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Accor Mourns the Loss of Co-Founder Gérard Pélisson at 91
Accor, the multinational hospitality company, is mourning the passing of Gérard Pélisson, one of...
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Robert “Bob” Guerriero, SITE founder and legend, completes his final journey
From 1968 onwards, when he founded The Journeymasters, an agency exclusively dedicated to...
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Australian travel industry loses one of its best-known veterans
The Australian travel industry is mourning the death of Tony Millmore, former AFTA board member...
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Vale Max Kingston
Rex yesterday paid special tribute to travel and aviation industry veteran, Max Kingston,...
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Aussie tourism loses one of its great pioneers in Bill King
Australian tourism has lost one of its greatest personalities and pioneers – Bill King, who passed...
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Vale Stephen Gregg – Industry mourns passing of inspirational leader
Assistant Minister for Tourism Industry Development Michael Healy said Mr Gregg was an...
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Global Travel Media reacts to the death of Queen Elizabeth II
Stephen Morton , Founder & CEO of GTM & DTN, said its readers & staff, and the global...
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