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Top 5 travel tips for visiting Seattle

Traveling to your favorite city destination is always exciting, but it’s still important to do your research beforehand so you can be as prepared as possible. With this in mind, Cody Candee, CEO and Founder of Bounce, has provided his top tips for travelers visiting Seattle

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Exploring Melbourne’s Event Scene: A Journey of Discovery with AIME

Melbourne, is renowned for its vibrant events industry, and this year's Asia-Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME) provided the perfect opportunity for the hosted media program to delve deeper into the city's allure as the Events capital of Australia.

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AIME 2024: Biggest ever taking the industry by storm!

AIME 2024's 31st edition started bigger than ever. Talk 2 Media CEO Matt Pearce, the organiser of the Asia-Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME), announced that the 2024 edition would be the largest in the last decade, with over 16,000 attendees expected.

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Victoria’s Squeaky Beach, named ‘Best Australian Beach’ for 2024

Victoria’s Squeaky Beach has been named ‘Best Australian Beach’ by Australian beach expert, Brad Farmer AM.

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Qantas Rejects the Price Gouging Allegation 

Qantas Rejects the Price Gouging Allegation

In response to an investigation by former ACCC head Allan Fels, Qantas has once again rejected allegations of price gouging. The ACTU-commissioned study slammed Qantas

The post Qantas Rejects the Price Gouging Allegation  first appeared on Stray Nomad Travel News.

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Emirates to return to Adelaide in October 2024

Emirates has taken the final step in the restoration of its Australia capacity announcing its return to Adelaide. A daily service will relaunch between the South Australia capital and the airline’s Dubai hub on 28 October 2024.

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Vienna’s new hotel openings that are stealing the spotlight in 2024

Discover Vienna in a whole new light with the grand unveiling of The Hoxton, opening in April 2024, making it the inaugural Hoxton debut of the year.

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Start Saying Goodbye To Expensive Flights

The COVID-19 pandemic has forever altered the airline industry’s course and changed how people think about air travel. This remarkable change in the dynamics of airfare

The post Start Saying Goodbye To Expensive Flights first appeared on Stray Nomad Travel News.

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Emirates Increases Operations in Australia

Emirates has announced that it will expand its operations in Australia by upgrading its second daily flight, EK430/431, between Dubai and Brisbane to an A380

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Sun, Sand, and Splash: Watersports Galore On The Gold Coast

Nested along Australia’s eastern shores, the Gold Coast shines as a paradise for lovers of sun, sand, and endless aquatic adventures. Here, the ocean doesn’t just kiss the shore; it invites you into a world of thrilling water sports.

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Travelex relaunches online FX services with Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Travelex, the market leading travel money brand in Australia, has relaunched online foreign exchange (FX) cash services for Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), the country’s largest bank. 

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Joyned and Gratifii announce partnership to elevate customer experience

Joyned has announced a new partnership with Gratifii, an Australian market leader in providing loyalty and engagement programs from a single platform. 

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Turkish Airlines is now incorporating Melbourne, Australia, into its flight network

To date, the flag carrier, which has reached 129 countries and 345 destinations across 5 continents, is preparing to connect its passengers to the 6th continent with the start of flights to Australia.

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Great Barrier Reef Drive reopens in Tropical North Queensland

The iconic Great Barrier Reef Drive reopened on Saturday 20 January, providing a coastal route to Port Douglas and the Daintree, in addition to the daily ferry service from Cairns and the scenic inland route via Mareeba and Mount Molloy. 

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Turkish delight, Qantas quandary, Virgin victory?

When the Australian Government recently blocked a request for more flights by Qatar Airways, it was widely viewed as a win for Qantas, a setback for Virgin Australia, and a blow to travellers seeking more competition. But a subsequent swift decision to approve up to 35 flights per week by Turkish Airlines could quickly have the reverse effect, significantly reshaping air services to and from Australia, and challenging the long and growing dominance of Mid-East airlines and their giant transit hubs.

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