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CNS opposes DJ/NZ pact CAIRNS Airport has voiced itsconcern about the proposed VirginBlue/Air New Zealand alliance tothe competition watchdog, tellingthe ACCC it believes the Cairns-Auckland route will become “non-competitive” if approved. In a detailed submission to theAustralian Competition andConsumer Protection, CNS says analliance between the only carriersflying directly between the twocities will have a “negative publicbenefit” and impact on tourism toTropical North Queensland. “The alliance is likely to resultin substantial anti-competitivedetriment and higher airfares” ona “non-essential element” of theDJ/NZ pact, the commissionedreport claims, saying the route is“not relevant to the core Allianceaspiration of competing for Qantas’high-yield business travel”. The report suggests other trunkroutes between the countries aspart of the alliance would remaincompetitive, as they are alsolinked by Qantas, Jetstar orEmirates services. The Access Economics studysuggests the alliance would resultin a significant rise in marketconcentration, and that the QFgroup has shown “little appetite”to fly the CNS/AKL route, whilethe threat of another Australian-based player on the route is low. It recommends the city pair beomitted from the alliance deal, orat the least limited to maintaining

current capacity levels, pricemonitoring and/or price caps. Cairns Airport gm of AviationBusiness Developmment, RobertEvans included in the submission a2009 vulnerability study whichindicates how “anti-competitivechanges and/or economic shocks”will be more detrimental toCairns’ local economy, as tourismis a major GRP contributor. Additionally, an aviation reportthat supports regional aviationdevelopment was also included inCNS Airport’s submission. MEANWHILE, Gold Coast Airporthas said it “generally supports”the proposed Tasman alliance,with chief executive officer PaulDonovan suggesting theagreement could lift capacity intoAustralian airports. Both NZ and DJ operate flightsbetween OOL and New Zealand.

Disney on Ice tkts THIS week Macau Govt TouristOffice and Travel Daily haveteamed up to offer 14 readers achance to win tickets to the‘Disney on Ice’ extravaganza atSydney’s Acer Arena. The prize includes tickets for 2and access to MGTO’s privatesuite for the Fri 16 Jul show. For full details on how to enter,see page four.

Aus/NZ cooperative A TOURISM Futures Roy Morganindustry survey indicates that athird of respondents are keen forAustralia and New Zealand to runa co-operative marketingcampaign. Convenor, Tony Charters saidthe survey shows it “may not bein our best interests to go head-to-head with New Zealand whenvying for international visitors.”

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RBA 4 weekly MEL ROYAL Brunei Airlines return ofregular services to Melbourne (asrevealed by TD last week) isunderstood to see the Bander SeriBegawan-based carrier commencea four times weekly operation, asearly as the 2010 last quarter.

QF revamps points QANTAS has reduced theminimum number of pointsrequired to book flights under itsfrequent flyer scheme to 5,000,when using the Points + Pay option. The combination of money(credit card) and points offers QFFrequent Flyer members a slidingscale to obtain an Award Flight,with the more points used, theless cash required. Bookings on both domestic andinternational flights need to bemade online through the QF site.

Thai boat crash TWO speedboats collided head-on after a Full Moon Party held onKoh Phangan on Sat night seriouslyinjuring seven Australian tourists,aged between 18 and 26 years. The crash has been blamed onheavy rain and low visibility.

20% Tucan comm. TUCAN Travel is offering 20%commission on Latin Americatours in Mexico, Cuba, South andcentral America booked in Jul.

Aussies ambushed THREE Australians were amonga group of people robbed at gunpoint in South Africa following theSocceroos match against Serbialast week. Reports on ABC News say threeAustralians, a French citizen and aBritish couple were ambusedwhen they returned to their lodgein Nelspruit. Other rooms were raided forlaptops, mobile phones and cashby the thieves, who were able towalk around mostly undetected.

World Cup update CONGRATULATIONS to MatthewChisholm of Flight Centre Narellanwho was the Round 4 winner inTD’s exclusive FIFA World Cupfootball tipping competition. Matthew correctly tipped eachgame in the latest round of thesoccer tournament, including themargin between Uruguay and theKorea Republic, winning twobottles of wine, courtesy ofCompass Car Rental. Tips in Rd 5 of TD’s comp needto be entered by 11pm tonight.

Tiger charging for no bags TIGER Airways Australia willbegin charging customers withcarry-on luggage a fee of $10 forusing its airport check-in facilitiesfrom 01 Jul, the no frills carrierannounced today. The move coincides with Tiger’slaunch of web check-in, which willbe free for passengers travellingwithout tagged luggage who wishto check themselves in for flights,up to 7 days in advance. “Tiger Airways does thingsdifferently to other airlines inAustralia,” said MD Crawford Rix. “Our model is based on some ofthe most successful and profitablelow cost carriers in the world,including Ryanair,” Rix said. It means pax with hand luggageof no more than 7kgs (which is

currently free) can avoidairport check-in queues and godirectly to the boarding gate. However, those same pax willalso be hit with the $10 fee ifthey check-in at the airport. “What we’re doing with thechanges to our check-in options isoffering even more choice... andallowing Tiger Airways to provideeven lower airfares in the future,”Rix added. He said the ‘revoluntionary’new check-in option rewardstravellers who check-in online and“means a better airportexperience for more people andreduces our costs so that we cancontinue to drive down airfares.” Tiger says there is no change tothe current check-in process forpassengers with checked luggagewho will continue to use airportcheck-in facilities. MEANWHILE, Tiger is raising itschecked baggage fee by $5.00(effective 01 Jul) to $20 and $50for the 15kg and 25kg allowancesrespectively.

A TURTLE as small as 2 incheslong has made a US airline movelike a hare, after the crew on aAirTran Airways flight wereforced to turn back a taxiingaircraft in Atlanta recently. The caged baby Red Ear Slidernamed Neytiri (after the princessin the movie ‘Avatar’) wasthrown in the bin by sisters Annie13 and Rebecca 22 for fear ofbeing denied reboarding. A compassionate crew memberrescued the family pet andreturned it to its owners, thistime flying in the cargo hold toMilwaukee a few days later.

NEW York City tourist identity,the Naked Cowboy has found hismatch, the Naked Cowgirl, andthe sparks are already flying. Only this match is highlycharged with the Cowboy sendingSandy Kane, a former stipper, acease and desist letter, to stopher from performing. Kane herself is already used toa bit of fire with her famous actclosing with her setting herbreasts alight. She’s being given the choice ofleaving Times Square or signing atrademark ‘Naked CowboyFranchise Agreement’, but Kanesays she has no intention ofsigning, saying “I’ve been nakedfor years”.

RUSSIAN Airline, Avianova,obviously thinks less is more withits new raunchy advert, featuringbikini clad flight attendantswashing the aircraft. TD is not exactly sure what itis actually proving, is it that theplanes are always clean or thatthe stewardess are dirty? You be the verdict, click hereto view the raunchy video.

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AirAsia to Maldives KUALA Lumpur-based AirAsiawill look to expand its network tothe Republic of Maldives by Oct,according to the carrier’s chiefexec. officer Tony Fernandes. The airline boss also revealedAirasia has its eye set on flights toFrance, with Paris or Cologneflagged as likely destinations.

EK A380 to Delhi EMIRATES will operate a one-offAirbus A380 superjumbo serviceon flights EK516/517 betweenDubai and Delhi on 15 Jul, thefirst time an A380 jet will haveflown to the Indian airport.

Blackwater change QANTASLINK has advised it willcease operations to Blackwater inQueensland due to the closure ofthe airport on Sun 15 Aug. Tickets between Brisbane andBlackwater will automatically berebooked to Emerald, and thosewhich operate via Emerald willbecome EMD/BNE. Pax also have the alternative ofrebooking to Rockhampton orBiloela, however land transfers toBlackwater are not available - fordetails see qantas.com.au/agents.

ABOVE: While Australia is out ofthe Rugby World Cup in SouthAfrica the Travelforce team wasstill undefeated in Sydney’s FIFAFan Fest Corporate Cup on thefloating pitch at Darling Harbour. The competition heated up lastweek with the above Travelforceteam winning all three of thegroup matches. Pictured above from left: areRyan Ostle, Michael Gunn, MichaelOlford, Dave Paterson, Phil Osman

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Four Seasons boss FOUR Seasons Hotels hasappointed Kathleen Taylor as itspresident and ceo, effective 01Aug, taking over from companyfounder Isadore Sharp. Four Seasons has 82 propertiesglobally including Sydney, which isthe group’s only Australian hotel.

Express campaign ORIENT Express Travel Group’sbuying group 1ndependence willbegin a new marketing promo toits agents under the slogan,‘Express Ticketing helps you takecontrol of your consolidation’. The promo follows an escalationin new support for 1ndependencein recent times, primarily fromagents in Victoria and NSW. “There is a gap in the marketfor a new legion of independentagencies,” OETG chief exec.officer Tom Manwaring said. “We are telling independentagencies we are nowcompetitively and fully-resourcedfor the new market...essentially,agents can take control of theirbusiness growth with us, andwithout signing onerous productand lock-in contracts,” he said. The campaign is built aroundthe benefits of membership, inclaccess to Express Ticketing, ExpressFares, Express Insurance, ExpressDirect, Express Your Price, ExpressService, Express Round the Worldand Express Reward. 1ndependence has also droppedits $250 membership fee foragents signing up during Jul.

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SkyTeam look at PG THE SkyTeam airline alliancehas its eye on a carrier closer toAustralian shores, with BangkokAirways firming as a possiblecontender to join the group. Bangkok Airways (PG) presidentPuttipong Prasartthong-Osoth saidlast week that the Thai carrierwas in further discussions aboutaligning with SkyTeam. The move supports commentsmade by the alliance last week atits 10th anniversary in New York(TD Thu) where it stated it was“focused on growing its presencein other regions of the world,such as Latin America, SoutheastAsia and India.” MEANWHILE, Romanian flagcarrier TAROM was welcomed intothe SkyTeam airline alliance on Fri(TD Wed) lifting the network’sdestinations by 11 cities, includingConstanta, Lasi and Timisoara inRomania and Chisinau in Moldova.

SLH numbers rise SMALL Luxury Hotels of theWorld has reported strong growthin the first half of this year, with a16% rise in reservations, a 14%increase in revenue and 30 hotelsadded since Sep last year.

LOT starts Vietnam LOT Polish Airlines will resumeservices to Asia from 19 Oct, whenit begins a thrice weekly directlink between Warsaw and Hanoiwith a Boeing 767-300ER aircraft.

Tempo accom deals TEMPO Holidays is offering upto a 25% discount on select hotelsin Paris, when booking a fournight stay from 15 Jul to 31 Aug. Prices at Le Royal and Jardin leBrea in Paris now start at $378pptwin share respectively. In London, the MetropolitianHotel is also available for a threenight stay priced from $837ppts,from 29 Jul to 04 Sep and 13 Decto 11 Jan. Phone 1300 362 844 for more.

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New Barbados route AMERICAN Airlines is launching anew thrice weekly operation fromDallas Fort Worth to Bridgetown,Barbados in the Caribbean,effective 16 Dec.

New for Trafalgar? TRAFALGAR Tours will look toexpand its touring program to anew destination this year, saysmanaging director Paul McGrath. Africa and China have beendownplayed as possible additions.

Alaska tax cut 25% THE Alaskan government signedlegislation on Thu which will seethe US state’s US$46 per headcruise tax drop by 25% to $34.50,as flagged by TD (TD 22 Mar). The reduced levy is expected tolure cruise lines back for the 2012Alaska cruise season after scalingback their Alaska voyages for 2011.

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STRATEGIC Airlineslaunched its inauguralflight from Perth toBali on 11 Jun, with acelebration evening onthe beach at Ku De Tain Seminyak withclients and guests fromboth Australia andIndonesia. The thrice weeklydirect flights operateon an Airbus A320 jet,which according toStrategic’s head ofcommercial Damien Vasta, is the only wholly Australian-owned carrierto offer a full service product between the destinations.

Pictured above onthe inaugural flightfrom left are: LukeChittock, AmityWorld Travel andIsabelle Chu fromBonaventure Travel. LEFT: At the Balievent, from leftare: Paul O’Brien,Strategic Airlines;Sabrina Baalmannand Ellis Taylor,Australian Aviation.

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QF mainline revamp QANTAS is rumoured to beconsidering re-establishing flightsto the Gold Coast from Melbourneand Sydney and between the citypairs of Melbourne andLaunceston, according to sources. There are also suggestions QFmay look to introduce new cabincrew bases in Adelaide, Canberraor the Gold Coast.

Helen Wong recruit HELEN Wong’s Tours haveappointed Pete Anderson as theirPerth based sales executive. Anderson comes across fromGlobal Travel Marketing.

2011 NZ airshow THE 12th running of the Kiwiairshow ‘Wings Over Wairarapa2011’ will be hosted at Masterton,New Zealand between 21 - 23 Jannext year, with 50,000 visitorsexpected to attend the show.

Gucci vs Gucci THE Gucci Group has filed a lawsuit against the daughter of thelate fashion mogul Paolo Gucci,after she revealed plans to open achain of hotels under her name -Elisabetta Gucci. The French firm is seeking“injunctive relief in order toprotect its rights” against thefuture hotel brand. Elisabetta Gucci earlier thismonth indicated her plan to open40 hotels over the next 15 years,the first of which will be in Dubai.

Viva! Bali for $499 VIVA! Holidays is offering a fournight Bali package priced from$499ppts, including flights withPacific Blue and accom at thetwo-star Bakung’s beach cottages,departing Perth. It’s on sale until 15 Jul, fortravel to 31 Mar 2011.

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ABOVE: This group of HarveyWorld Travel NSW agents whowere hosted on a fun filled familto Los Angeles courtesy of Travel2and United Airlines recently. Pictured at the entrance ofUniversal Studios from left are:Cadia Capozzi, Travel 2; SamanthaGibbs, HWT Marketown; KimberleyDay, HWT Belmont Central;Micarlie White, HWT Belconnen;Robert Cameron, HWT Bathurst;Kylie Apps, HWT Umina; andPatrizia King, HWT Dapto.

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Travelmarvel - Europe River Cruising andBack Roads 2011 This 40 page brochure featuresthe introduction of the escorted small group ‘BackRoads’ journeys, two new river cruise packages,more departures for key cruises and earlybirdbooking deals. The two new cruises include 22 dayClassical Europe with Paris and Prague and 24 dayEastern Europe with Classical Europe River Cruise.For more info visit - travelmarvel.com.au.

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