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Year 2005
Month June

• Air NZ lowers profit forecast

• APT revamps NZ dining and touring options

• Car rental companies merge

• Qantas A380 delivery delayed

• Record profit for Air Pacific

• Ryanair ‘to be Europe’s biggest carrier’

• Sydney agent axed from TCF

• Air NZ new partner in ICH loyalty program

• Cairns base for Jetstar

• Day spa opens at Perth’s Observation City

• Emirates to build $130m Australian desert resort

• InterContinental global sale marks 10 years of web bookings

• Melbourne to host world conference on youth travel

• Pacific Sky delay forces replacement

• UK firms buy Amadeus

• United deal with union clears way for pay cuts

• Airlines could form bloc to barter with airports

• Australian hotels on ‘weird’ list

• Emirates launches Sydney-Christchurch route

• ENett launches service-fee solution for agents

• Rex earmarks $500,000 to aid drought relief

• Sacked Qantas man may have accessed confidential information

• Star Alliance votes yes to Swiss membership

• $18-a-day Busabout Europe pass offer

• Emirates seeks to fly double-daily Perth-Dubai services

• Kruger Park luxury-tent safari deal

• Marriott bullish on three-year earnings growth

• New Aggie Greys Samoa resort packaged

• Norfolk Island flights halted as carrier goes into liquidation

• Seminar on dynamic packaging

• Tempo carnival package for Rio

• ‘World of Accor’ expos

• Australian market to Israel up

• Comfort brand logo updated

• Dynamic packaging seminar

• New Sydney convention centre added to Dockside portfolio

• Orion exec gets ICCA training role

• Seabourn cruise discounts

• Accor back in Tasmania

• Athens-Fremantle cruise

• Britz beacon to the rescue

• Commission deal as Creative launches FlightLink technology

• New options in Kirra NZ brochure

• New Talpacific America program

• New Tempo general manager

• Norfolk Island air deal fills Jet Express gap

• TTF praise for Queensland’s increased tourism investment

• Aid workers swell Sri Lankan arrivals

• Bigger aircraft on Gulf Air Sydney-Cairo route

• Contiki targets agents with revamped website

• Dynamic packaging for BA website

• Eastern Mediterranean body re-elects leaders

• Hilton sub-brands to open in China

• Orient Express group opens Adelaide office

• Rendezvous properties appoint new general managers

• Starwood appoints regional acquisitions director

• WA gears up for big ATE turnout

• Business travel group attacks air security fare-rise plan

• Corus bows out of Australia

• Five-star first for a female

• New gm for AAA Tourism

• Self-service kiosks for Fairmont hotels.

• Tourism NSW’s food and wine website

• Acquisitions to boost China Eastern’s Shanghai presence

• Adventure-tour crackdown call follows WA rescue

• Air NZ chief to head up Commonwealth Bank

• Consumer body calls for openness on discount air tickets

• Eddington knighted

• G8 suggests airline tax to help the poor

• More TRENZ news

• Newcomers swell Australian wholesaler numbers at TRENZ

• Passengers file USD100m suit over NCL ship’s TV detour

• SkyTeam alliance to add four carriers

• SQ reacts to ‘indefinite delay’ on trans-Pacific ruling

• Virgin Nigeria set for take-off

• Accor moves into Margaret River

• Air NZ and Thai in code-share pact

• Australians escape injury in New York helicopter crash

• Award hat-trick for Lizard Island as region’s best

• July launch for Virgin Atlantic-Virgin Blue code-share

• New ferry for NZ inter-island run

• Ryanair blasts ‘rip-off middlemen’ agents

• Sri Lanka says recovery in full swing

• Travel firms raided in commission-cut collusion probe

• Virgin Blue’s Hamilton Island take-off

• WTO chief set for third term

• $4.2bn deal to buy upmarket hotel group

• Air NZ dropped as ground-handler for SQ after 30 years

• August launch for new four-class Air NZ in-flight product

• Manager Australia named for New Caledonia bureau

• Mission to develop heir to Concorde

• New Garuda gm appointed

• No trans-Pacific access for SQ yet

• NTIA nominations open

• Star voted world’s best air alliance

• World’s biggest observation wheel for Dubai ‘leisure city’

• Airbus sales soar at Paris show

• Industry backs charity games event

• Industry Games: sponsorship opportunities still available

• Jetstar to launch Melbourne-Townsville non-stops

• Let’s work together, say wholesalers and retailers

• London to Paris in under two hours on Eurostar

• Relax rules on UK-Australia flights, says Virgin

• Visiting president promotes new Tahiti flights

• Agent sent for anger-management counselling

• ATE: WA minister stresses tourism’s importance

• Don’t rule out Qantas-SQ merger, says trade minister

• No compensation for couple’s ‘ruined’ tour

• Ramsay appointed Skywest ceo

• TTF applauds tougher tour-operator rules

• $60m Qantas-Tourism Australia partnership

• 30,000 expected for Vanuatu festival

• CATO chairman Baily re-elected

• Cycling tour follows Orient Express train route

• Discounts on TrekAmerica departures

• New Sea Temple Resort gm

• Qantas to increase Shanghai and Johannesburg services

• SCVB ceo named chairman of global body

• Tourism Australia sets new visitor spending target

• Accor refurbishes Perth properties

• Better connections for Gulf Air Australia services

• Child and family rates extended on Blue Lagoon Fiji cruises

• New Australian Airlines uniforms

• New Carnival ship features giant TV screen

• SQ offers in-flight language lessons

• Sydney service a winner for Air Mauritius

• TravelSpirit’s new WA sales manager

• ‘Six-star’ Emirates resort planned for NSW Blue Mountains

• AFTA reports loss

• Air Macau GSA deal

• Code-share free-sale deal for Jetstar and Qantas

• Industry Games: Online registration problem solved

• Melbourne Holiday Inn names new gm

• New gm for Norfolk Island Tourism

• September release for new Sabre mid-office system

• Seven-year hitch over hotel bed depreciation

• Virgin Blue TV campaign woos business market

• Accor’s regional promotional-rates campaign

• Gulf Europe fare at $1680 plus taxes

• Hilton opens Dublin Airport property

• Queensland ‘Training Train’ on tourism education mission

• Tourism Australia sets up shop in Canada

• WA ‘Great Bike Ride’ targets 2,000 riders

• Dixon talks up Qantas merger

• EU strikes open skies deal with Australia

• Lonely Planet launches free authentic Australia guide

• Lufthansa appoints new gm

• Rex axes commission

• US airlines increase fares

• Zuji gets to bottom of Australian pastimes

• 2006 Princess Cruises program a record breaker

• Air NZ tackles costs on loss-making routes

• Cathay to go all e-ticket

• Cruise-cam links enhanced on P&O website

• Emirates backs SQ trans-Pacific access

• Expanding Virgin Atlantic seeks 1,500 more staff

• HWT spectacle-frame collection to aid Bali poor

• Ridgeway to chair TA indigenous advisory body

• 19th century Tasmanian mansion to join Peppers

• Brisbane to launch bridge climb

• Mercure Hobart agents rate

• No more agent overrides on Qantas managed business

• Norfolk Island eyes bigger aircraft with airstrip upgrade

• Qantas to launch Beijing non-stops

• Record year for Melbourne Airport’s international traffic

• Think Adventure to be disbanded

• Third weekly Brisbane-Solomons service

• Virgin Atlantic business-class numbers up 26pc

• Voyages to manage El Questro after $17.4m sale

• $20m project to double size of Whitsundays hotel

• End of an era for Europe’s low-cost carriers?

• Fourth daily HK-London service for Cathay

• HWT offers consumers online fare comparison

• Jetstar Asia and Valuair in alliance talks

• LAN to add 25 Airbuses

• Opening specials for Contiki Bali resort

• SAA in A380 talks

• SQ-Qantas merger gets Singapore government support

• Tahiti targets cruise market

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