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Journey Beyond completes acquisition of Kelsian Group's national tourism assets (opens the original)
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Journey Beyond has completed its acquisition of Kelsian Group’s national tourism portfolio, significantly expanding its presence across some of Australia’s most iconic destinations. The acquisition brings a collection of 14 tourism businesses into the Journey Beyond portfolio, spanning cruises, accommodation, sightseeing, tours and marine operations across the country. “These are established tourism businesses with strong connections to their destinations and their communities,” Journey Beyond C
Hobart Airport awaits passenger surge over school holidays amid refurb (opens the original)
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Hobart Airport is expecting 131,000 passengers in the upcoming school holidays, with tomorrow, Friday 2 October expected to be the peak day as close to 9,000 passengers pass through the terminal. “More than 50 per cent of traffic over the school holiday period is expected to be on the Hobart-Melbourne route, with some passengers flying onward to other destinations,” Hobart Airport CEO Norris Carter said. “There is also strong demand for Brisbane, which provides access to destinations across Quee
Viking takes delivery of river ship Viking Sekhmet in Egypt (opens the original)
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Viking announced it has taken delivery of its newest river ship in Egypt, the Viking Sekhmet, with the delivery ceremony taking place at Massara shipyard in Cairo. The cruise line built Viking Sekhmet, which can host 82 guests in 41 outside staterooms, specifically for the Nile. Viking Sekhmet features elegant Scandinavian design like her identical sister ships, Viking Osiris, Viking Aton, Viking Sobek, Viking Hathor, Viking Amun and Viking Thoth, including a distinctive square bow and an indoor
Royal Brunei Airlines crowned Asia's Leading Cabin Crew at World Travel Awards (opens the original)
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Royal Brunei Airlines (RB) received the title Asia’s Leading Cabin Crew 2026 at the World Travel Awards Asia, Oceania & Indian Ocean Gala Ceremony 2026, held at Crossroads Maldives on 27 September 2026. The latest recognition marks the airline’s fifth Asia’s Leading Cabin Crew title since 2020 and reaffirms the airline’s commitment to delivering heartfelt Bruneian hospitality to guests around the world. “We are deeply honoured to receive this recognition once again,” Royal Brunei Airlines interi
Alaska, Hawaiian Airlines unveil premium travel experiences Aurora, Leihōkū (opens the original)
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Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines have unveiled Aurora and Leihōkū, elevating the premium travel experience from curb to cabin. The airlines also announced plans to introduce Premium Reserve, which adds a new premium economy option across the 787 and A330 fleets and select 737-10 MAX aircraft, with more space, comfort and amenities on longer flights. For the Aurora Suites, Alaska will install 34 lie-flat Aurora Suites on all widebody 787 Dreamliners. For the first time, it will also bring th
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