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TOURISM NEEDS GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR ‘GREEN FUEL’ TO FLY HIGH
The tourism industry is calling for the upcoming federal budget to invest in developing a local Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) or ‘green fuel’ industry, to ensure the full recovery and long-term future of the tourism and aviation…
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ALL ABOARD! CRUISE PASSENGERS SURGE IN 2024 WITH TOP DESTINATIONS REVEALED
One in four Australians will go on a cruise this year, according to new research from the Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia, with figures more than tripling since last year. A national survey of 2,000 Australians,…
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FLIGHTS FROM $79 & HOTEL DEALS DELIVER LIFELINE FOR CAIRNS TOURISM OPERATORS
The tourism sector has hailed a new support package of discounted flights and accommodation as a “vital lifeline” for Far North Queensland tourism operators, impacted by Tropical Cyclone Jasper and flooding. Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia…
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NYE 2023 PLANS REVEALED WITH AUSTRALIANS FLOCKING TO WATCH FIREWORKS FOR FREE
Nearly 40% of Australians are keen to visit a free vantage point to watch the fireworks this New Year’s Eve, according to new research released by the Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia, with cost-of-living pressures failing…
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SUMMER HOLIDAY PLANS REVEALED AS AUSTRALIANS BRACE FOR AIRPORT RUSH
75% of Australians will travel for a holiday this summer, according to new research released by the Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia, as the nation’s airports gear up for their busiest period since the pandemic. A…
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TOURISM SECTOR BOOSTED BY MIGRATION CHANGES TO FILL SKILLS SHORTAGES, ATTRACT VISITORS
Australia’s tourism industry has welcomed significant changes to Australia’s migration system, announced today by the Federal Government, which will better address critical skills shortages and encourage the sector’s growth. Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia CEO Margy…
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MELBOURNE FAREWELLS CRUISE SHIPS IN MAJOR BLOW TO TOURISM SECTOR
The tourism sector is urging the State Government to act swiftly to support the cruise industry, following the announcement two major cruise brands will cease deployment in Victoria from 2025, according to the Tourism & Transport Forum…
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TOURISM SECTOR’S PLEA ANSWERED FOR VISA DEAL TO ENCOURAGE TRAVEL BETWEEN AUSTRALIA & CHINA
A new reciprocal visa arrangement to encourage travel between Australia and China has been welcomed by the Tourism and Transport Forum (TTF) Australia as a vital boost to the tourism industry. TTF CEO Margy Osmond praised the…
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REGIONAL RUSH! TOP 10 HOTSPOTS REVEALED AS MORE AUSSIES FLOCK TO REGIONAL AREAS POST-PANDEMIC
Regional tourism continues to be the success story of Australia’s domestic tourism market with average visitation surging to 9% above pre-pandemic levels, according to new data released by the Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia. The latest DSpark…
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SPRING HOLIDAY PLANS REVEALED: APPETITE FOR TRAVEL ON THE RISE DESPITE COST-OF-LIVING PRESSURES
Nearly three quarters of Australians are planning to go away this Spring school holiday period – double the number since Easter – though many are tweaking their travel plans to save money as cost-of-living pressures continue. A…
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TOURISM INDUSTRY WELCOMES FUNDING FOR EVENTS, ARTS AND TRANSPORT IN NSW BUT TOURISM MARKETING FEELS THE PINCH
The Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia has expressed disappointment in the NSW Government’s decision to cut funding for the state’s destination agency in today’s State Budget but welcomed extra support for arts, culture and public transport.…
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CHINESE GROUP TRAVEL IS BACK! TOURISM SECTOR CELEBRATES RETURN OF CHINESE TOUR GROUPS TO AUSTRALIA
The Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) Australia has welcomed China’s decision to resume group tourism to Australia as a win for Australia’s tourism industry. TTF CEO Margy Osmond said the long-awaited announcement is a relief for tourism…
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