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TOURISM INDUSTRY WELCOMES FUEL SECURITY PACKAGE TO SUPPORT TRAVEL CONFIDENCE & CONNECTIVITY
The tourism sector has welcomed the Federal Government’s fuel security measures announced today, which will help restore confidence for travellers planning trips across the country. Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia CEO Margy Osmond said the package…
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FORGET FLOWERS! MOTHERS WANT TRAVEL THIS MOTHER’S DAY
From the Gold Coast to the Whitsundays, Queensland destinations dominate mums’ travel wish lists this Mother’s Day, as new research highlights a growing shift towards experience-based gifting. The countdown to Mother’s Day is on, and new research…
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GETTING THE DRIVE BACK INTO AUSSIE TOURISM
Australia needs a single info platform showing fuel prices and availability to encourage mums, dads and families back on the great Aussie road trip holiday. The Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF), Accommodation Australia (AA) and the Caravan…
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BUSINESS LEADERS CALL FOR 25% RED TAPE REDUCTION AMID RISING COSTS
Nearly 30 groups representing small, medium and large businesses, and universities, that employ millions of Australians, are calling on all governments to cut regulatory costs by 25 per cent to help consumers and businesses amid surging costs…
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FROM LONG HAUL TO LOCAL, MOST AUSSIES ADAPT BUT DON’T ABANDON EASTER TRAVEL AS FUEL RELIEF KICKS IN
The tourism sector hopes new fuel relief measures starting today will encourage more Australians to go ahead with their Easter travel plans, after recent cancellations and scaled-back trips. Data from the Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) gathered…
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TOURISM INDUSTRY PRAISES FUEL RELIEF AHEAD OF EASTER BREAK BUT AVIATION SUPPORT STILL NEEDED
The tourism sector has welcomed the Australian Government’s fuel support measures announced today, which will encourage more Australians to go ahead with their travel plans this Easter long weekend and beyond. Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia…
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SYDNEY’S NEW 24-HOUR GATEWAY GETS READY TO TAKE OFF AS FIRST INTERNATIONAL TICKETS GO ON SALE
The Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) has welcomed today’s announcement that tickets are now on sale for the first international flights from Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI) with Singapore Airlines. This is a major milestone…
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WE NEED A MODERN, WORLD-CLASS BORDER, SAY TOURISM LEADERS
Recent research shows that 84 per cent of Australians believe the country should have a globally competitive international border in place before the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games. Australia’s major international gateways, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne…
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TTF CALLS FOR BUDGET BOOST TO FUTURE-PROOF AUSTRALIA’S BORDERS
The Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) is calling on the Australian Government to prioritise investment in modernising Australia’s international borders in the 2026 Federal Budget, as record passenger numbers across the nation’s major gateways highlight mounting pressure on Australia’s border…
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CURTAIN CALLS AND CARRY-ON BAGS: AUSSIES ON THE MOVE FOR LIVE THEATRE EVENTS
As Australians eagerly snap up tickets for this year’s biggest theatre productions, new research from the Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) reveals that theatre is doing more than just entertaining. It’s driving travel and boosting local economies…
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SECURING THE FUTURE OF TOURISM: RENEWABLE FUELS TAKE CENTRE STAGE IN SYDNEY
International guests from Europe and the USA will address the tourism industry in Sydney today, to share global perspectives on how renewable fuels are driving the future of tourism, transport and aviation. The high-profile luncheon, hosted by…
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INTERNATIONAL EXPERTS TO VISIT AUSTRALIA FOR FUELLING THE FUTURE OF TOURISM SERIES 2026
Three international guests from Europe and the USA will visit Australia next week to share exclusive insights on how renewable fuels can drive the future of tourism, transport and aviation. Industry is invited to attend two high-profile…
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