Australia & N.Zealand

Five conventions that are expected to attract more than 2,200 delegates and inject an estimated $3.80 million into the Western

Law firm Slater & Gordon has launched a major class action against the big six international airlines who have short

Airline Partners Australia had reached agreement with Qantas Airways Limited on an improved offer which includes a cash offer of

The Melbourne Convention and Visitors Bureau (MCVB) has appointed Ms Nikki Seymour-Smith as General Manager, Marketing and Communications. We are

The year 2006 marks a double anniversary for international tourism. UNWTO celebrates the 60th anniversary of the existence of an

Increased economic liberalization has to go hand in hand with the sustainable development of tourism. It is a necessary corollary

The effects of world instability and high oil prices are the key challenges facing the Australian tourism industry during the

A new study released by the UNWTO shows how the economic importance of tourism extends to the Meetings Industry. The

Christchurch (South Island, New Zealand) has maintained spectacular conference market growth, with an eight percent increase in conference numbers and

AIME 2007 had revealed its seminar program that will take palce at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre, 13 – 14 February.