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Daily 23 Mar 07 ISSN 1834-3058 Travel DailyAU First with the news Thu 08 Apr 10 Page 1 EDITORS: Bruce Piper and Guy Dundas E-mail: [email protected] Ph: 1300 799 220 Today’s Travel Daily Qik Book growth QF adds 7 Chinese cities TRAVEL2 has doubled the range Travel Daily today has six CHINA bound travellers from routes in the Australia point of pages of news and photos, plus of destinations agents can book or Australia will shortly have seven sale International network. quote packages using Qik Book to there are full pages from: new destinations to select from Flights to the new destinations • TMS Asia Pacific eight, now covering Rarotonga, following an extension of Qantas’ are available for sale now. Vanuatu, Hawaii (Honolulu) and • AA Appointments current codeshare with China For its part in the deal, China • Oman Tourism famil New Zealand. Eastern Airlines (MU), exclusively Eastern is now offering codeshare GM Rohan Moss said the Air, YQ4 refunds revealed by TD yesterday. flights on key Qantas domestic Hotel and Transfers reservation Effective 22 Apr, travel agents and Tasman routes. system has had excellent success ONLINE wholesaler YQ4 Travel will be able to sell Business and and take up rate with consultants. hasn’t been trading for “months” Economy class services to Dailan, UA/US merger? but director Matthew Bryant, has Fuzhou, Guangzhou, Harbin, UAL Corp., the parent company a firm commitment to “repay all Kunming, Qingtao and Shenyang, of United Airlines, and US Airways those who are due refunds”. on MU aircraft via Shanghai are believed to be in merger talks Cruise in style A number of TD readers had Pudong. again, with media reports from reported problems this week with At the moment, QF codeshares the US suggesting a tie-up could and elegance at clients having vouchers issued by on China Eastern’s flights from be announced in a few months. YQ4 dishonoured while abroad. Shanghai Pudong to Beijing, Xian unforgettable Bryant told TD “the business and Chengdu. APTMS restructure just didn’t survive last year, and QF says China is an important ASIA Pacific Travel Marketing value. was already on the back foot market for the business and Services founder David Mulley says when in late 2008 the AUD tourism sectors, saying it “will the establishment of Momento crumbled some 28% against the utilise its global distribution Travel Services and the USD in six weeks. network to stimulate market appointment of Kylee Kay as “All refunds to travel agents are growth and incremental traffic on managing director (TD yesterday) close to completion,” he said. the route.” is part of an ongoing restructure Under the agreement with MU, of the business, which is still Mercure Picton Qantas Frequent Flyers will be subject to as-yet unfiled ACCOR has launched a new hotel able to accrue points on the new Australian Securities and on New Zealand’s South Island, flights, however points will not be Investment Commission paperwork. the Mercure Picton Marlborough redeemable on the services. He told TD this morning that a Sounds, located on the harbour Qantas’ corporate customers “substantial shareholding in front and offering 48 rooms. will also be able to offer the new APTMS” has indeed been allocated to Kylee Kay, “however due to the restructuring her percentage shareholdings in APTMS and other associated and newly created entities are at this time confidential”. Mulley confirmed that Kay would be appointed as a director of the business, and that Mary Potaka would also continue to maintain an active role, while he himself would continue as a shareholder and executive Your clients can experience Tasmania director “while concentrating on and what it has to offer. developing additional FIND CRUISES qantasholidays.com.au/agents *Conditions Apply international expansion opportunities”. The most stylish way to fly to South Africa. Visit the GDS or vaustralia.com.au International airline of Call 1300 inPlace Or Sydney (02) 9278 5100 BDM Australia & NZ - Online - Syd Global online hotel reservation business leader. Increase online sales, liaise with partners in Aus & NZ. Travel DailyAU Solid online sales exp. within the travel industry a must. First with the news Salary: $70 - $80K + super + inc Apply Today! Thu 08 Apr 10 Page 2 call or email:[email protected] EDITORS: Bruce Piper and Guy Dundas Click for Etihad Interactive Tour E-mail: [email protected] Ph: 1300 799 220 DJ ups Coffs seats VIRGIN Blue is upgrading its Emirates kids fly free deal Window aircraft operating on a number of THIRTEEN Aussie wholesalers up with DTCM and more partners, peak routes between Sydney-Coffs will soon begin promoting a new said EK’s Richard Vaughan. Seat Harbour by around 600 seats a ‘Kids Fly Free’ deal to the UAE The offer is valid for travel from ABU DHABI is set to get a boost week due to high demand. with Emirates as part of a global 14 May-30 Sep, and permits two from the new Sex and the City 2 DJ will replace E-Jet services campaign backed by Dubai children under the age of 16 to fly movie, despite not a single scene with Boeing 737s from mid-May on Tourism & Commerce Marketing, to Dubai for free on Emirates, when being shot in the UAE. Tue, Wed, Thu and Sat. hoteliers and local DMCs. travelling with 2 paying adults. The film sees Sarah Jessica The carrier will also launch a The initiative will be used to Kids will also stay, eat and play Parker’s character Carrie new Coffs Harbour-Melbourne ramp up the popularity of Dubai for free at a number hotels, Bradshaw leave New York with service on Sun’s from 27 Jun. as a family holiday destination to restaurants and family attractions three friends for a visit to Abu Marketing mgr Amanda Bolger escape the Australian winter. such as Wild Wadi Water Park, Dhabi - but officials in the UAE said the new service will make it Last year a similar offer lured Aquaventure & Lost Chambers at banned producers from filming in more convenient for Melbournians over 20,000 travellers from 70 Atlantis and Ski Dubai. either Abu Dhabi or Dubai to take a weekend getaway to the countries to Dubai, but the 2010 Travel agents will be able to because the content was “at Coffs Coast. promo is expecting a greater book the package through until 20 odds with the more conservative number due to Emirates teaming Sep from all Australian gateway culture in the UAE,” according to cities, with wholesalers including the Arabian Business newspaper. Sheather appointed Creative Holidays, Adventure Scenes from the movie showing JULIE Sheather has been named World, Harvey’s Choice, Tempo the stars at a market and riding as head of the newly established Holidays and others. camels in the desert are set to joint industry-gov’t initiative that promote Abu Dhabi tourism, even aims to increase the number of Clarkson tickets though they were actually filmed int’l conventions being held MACAU Gov’t Tourist Office has in Morocco. around the country. named the lucky winners of the The project between Tourism Kelly Clarkson competition which A 31-YEAR-OLD Briton has Australia, the Australian Assoc. of featured exclusively in TD last blasted Air Canada after the Convention Bureaux and major week as: Gloria Baidarman, World carrier’s Jazz offshoot left him national conventions centres was Business Travel; Trish Cox; asleep on a plane for 90 minutes * announced at this year’s AIME American Express; Kerry Clarke, after it landed on 06 Mar. 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