An incentive trip to Vancouver has delivered an unexpected personal milestone for one romantic travel agent. Sam Stratten from Flight Centre Cherrybrook travelled to British Columbia with his partner Andrea…
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More than 450 travel buyers and advisors across Australasia are expected to take part in a major British tourism trade mission this month, designed to strengthen industry relationships and drive…
From a pandemic passion project with zero followers to a platform generating thousands of leads for specialist agents, ANNA SHANNON reflects on five years of Travel Agent Finder – and invites the industry to join the celebration.
Paul Gauguin Cruises and PONANT EXPLORATIONS have launched ‘Tempting Tahiti’, a limited-time offer inviting travellers to discover French Polynesia across 2026 and 2027 voyages. Running from now until October 31,…
Infinity Holidays has reported strong growth in Hong Kong sales, with bookings up 61 per cent year-on-year as Australian travellers return to the destination for standalone holidays, stopovers and cruise…
Destination Vancouver is offering one Australian CLIA-accredited cruise specialist the chance to win a six-night trip for two to Vancouver. The prize includes return economy flights from Sydney or Brisban…
Destination DC has wrapped up its latest incentive which encouraged travel advisors across Australasia to enhance their knowledge through the online training program. The ‘August Special Agent Academy’ campaign generated…
Travel advisors can win a $100 gift card simply by watching a new mini-series on Hawaii. The four-part Hawaiian Islands Mini-Series takes agents behind the scenes of Kauai, Oahu, Maui…
Princess Cruises has wrapped up its national Alaska trade roadshow, welcoming 289 travel advisors across five events in Brisbane, Adelaide, Sydney, Perth and Melbourne. Held in partnership with Visit Seattle…
Airlines call it the future, yet agents are being locked out or feel kicked in the teeth when trying to use it. Here Ben Apsey from Global Travel Co argues that NDC is failing in its basic purpose of servicing customers.
