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Daily 23 Mar 07 WHO WILL BE TMS TEMP OF THE MONTH for Travel DailyAU JOLLY june First with the news Mon 07 Jun 10 Page 1 The winner will be featured in Travel Daily EDITORS: Bruce Piper and Guy Dundas end June 2010 E-mail: [email protected] Ph: 1300 799 220 BNE MEL PER SYD BKK HKG SHA SIN World Cup tipping Today’s Travel Daily DUE to popular demand Travel Industry divided on TA ad Daily will this week launch a TRAVEL industry respondents to outcome was reversed for Travel Daily today has six special tipping competition for our survey on the new Tourism domestic tourism where just 32% pages of news and photos, plus the Soccer World Cup. Australia TV commercial (TD 01 said they expected an increase as full pages from: A major prize will be on offer of Jun) are almost exactly evenly a result of the campaign. • AA Appointments a trip to South Africa so keep your divided, with 51% saying they like Industry comments on the ad • China Holidays eyes peeled for details of how to the ad and 49% saying they don’t. were also mixed but as with sign up to take part in the The commercial has so far been mainstream consumer feedback a Disney stand-alone competition tomorrow. viewed almost 19,000 times on number of people said it was CREATIVE Holidays has today the Travel Daily TV site which “growing on them,” inspiring released what it says is the only has also received a large number feelings of pride - particularly the dedicated Disney Parks brochure of (mostly negative) comments. images used which were selected in the Australian market, covering Our straw poll of industry from those uploaded by Aussies to all Disney products in California, respondents found that the nothinglikeaustralia.com during Florida, Paris and Hong Kong. majority (57%) said they expect the first phase of the campaign. 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Mon 07 Jun 10 Page 2 call or email:[email protected] EDITORS: Bruce Piper and Guy Dundas E-mail: [email protected] Ph: 1300 799 220 Qantas $2m payout QANTAS and security company QF revises reissue policy Window SNP have been ordered to payout QANTAS has published a new reissued to a new version of the $2m to a Australian 33 year old GDS-compatible International same fare type; or type 2 where Seat who was hit on the head by a Ticket Reissue Policy which it says the fare on the original ticket is VIRGIN Galactic will need to use metal door when waiting in line at will “improve the servicing not available or suitable for the something other than Apple iPads a security checkpoint at Sydney’s capabilities of airlines and travel new journey. for its in-flight entertainment, domestic airport in 2006. agents”. The historical base fare level after a Swiss TV show discovered The new arrangements become can be used for Type 1 reissues that the funky gadgets don’t Unlimited Adventure effective 05 Jul this year, and before departure or for all work properly in space. SYDNEY Attractions Group has provides a revised set of standards reissues after departure, but for iPads have a special feature an Unlimited Adventure Pass that for re-assessing international fares all other reissues current base which automatically orients the permits access to Sydney Aquarium, “to deliver greater efficiencies fare levels are used. display downwards, no matter Sydney WildlifeWorld, Sydney and streamlined handling The treatment of tickets under how it’s being held by the user. Tower and Oceanworld Manly for processes for fare re-assessments the new policy also differentiates The Einstein science program $59.99, valid to 30 Jun 2011. and re-issues”. between refundable and non- decided to test whether this The policy describes two types refundable fares, requiring that would also work in space, so took of reissues - Type 1, where the unless a non- or partially- EK combo change an iPad on a zero-gravity NASA fare on the original ticket is being refundable fare can be reissued EMIRATES is advising agents it aircraft affectionately known as within the same fare type it must will be amending the Business ResIT for regions the “Vomit Comet”. booking class type on its European be reissued to an equal or higher THE Mansfield Tourist Board in As expected the inbuilt combination fares from ‘I’ to ‘O’ Base Fare value. Victoria has implemented a new accelerometer didn’t work, class, effective 11 Jun. The policy also covers the web-based regional marketing and meaning that space travellers Existing bookings must be refund of ticket taxes, as well as booking software system called will need to lock their iPad ticketed before 10 Jun, with new clarifying the rate of exchange to ResIT. displays to make them work combo fare details updated into be used for any reissues. The product aims to enable properly - see the test at agent GDSs from today. regional tourism organisations to LAX upgrade www.youtube.com/traveldaily. If you think you can find a better create a one-stop site where LOS Angeles International ENVIRONMENTALISTS are likely rate on the internet. visitors can access local Airport last week unveiled a to be rushing to Vancouver where You haven’t information and then book revamped Tom Bradley a new attraction offers a close- accommodation and activities in a International Terminal after up view of a wind turbine met ME and my single transaction. completing a three year US$740m generator. ResIT spokesman Darren Templar upgrade project. The ‘Eye of the Wind’ at Expedia... said that large booking engines More than 8 million passengers Grouse Mountain Resort is a 20- Expedia Travel Agents Affiliate Program (TAAP) cannot hope to have the pass through the terminal each storey high working wind required local product knowledge. year, with enhancements including generator which has been fitted “ResIT is about putting the faster baggage carousels, wider with a 36-person ‘viewPoD’ on region and their operators back in corridors and two A380-capable top providing amazing views - charge, where they control the gates. along with a special interactive input and output of the booking There are also new checked bag “sustainability tour”. system and where they can make processing facilities which mean changes and update product passengers don’t need to carry THERE was a slightly whenever they want,” he said. their bags to a separate screening disappointing response to a nude The system has been developed facility in the lobby after checking snorkelling world record attempt in Ballarat, Vic and is currently them in.
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