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AirAsia drops Darwin services
A little more than a year after launching flights, AirAsia has pulled out of flights between Darwin and Bali. In…
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Election 2012: LNP promises growth, red tape reduction and senior cabinet role
LNP shadow tourism minister Jann Stuckey said the LNP had a clear and comprehensive strategy to get Queensland tourism back…
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Election 2012: Tourism vision for Asia Pacific Century under Bligh government leadership
Jan Jarratt, Queensland tourism, manufacturing and small business minister, has pledged $50 million to boost tourism over the next three…
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WA opposition proposes major liquor reforms
West Australian opposition leader Mark McGowan has proposed what he calls “round two” of WA’s liquor reforms, promising to create…
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Overseas holiday intention at a record high
The percentage of Australians who intend to take at least one holiday in the next twelve months has risen to…
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Tasmania gives meagre $100,000 to tourism
Tasmania’s minister for hospitality, Scott Bacon, has welcomed the commitment in thes premier’s address to continue funding to support Tasmania’s…
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Airport tax hurting Britain’s tourism
Hard-pressed British families are facing yet another rise in air tax which will add £260 for a family of four…
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Cairns will benefit no matter who gets into power
Cairns would get $2.5 million to help lure direct international flights if Labor is re-elected this month, as premier Anna…
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Chinese airline priority for South Australia
South Australia’s new tourism boss will target more investment and the Chinese market during her 12-month term. SA Tourism Commission…
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China no magic elixir
China won’t provide the magic elixir for the Sunshine Coast tourism industry, according to Gary Mackenzie who owns the Gold…
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