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EDITOR: Bruce PiperPh 1300 799 220 Fax 1300 799 221
WED 18 JAN 06 - PAGE 1
E-mail: [email protected]
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Record for APT AUSTRALIAN Pacific Touringyesterday set an all time sales record. Director Louise McGeary saidJanuary is historically very strongfor APT, and she’s expecting recordgrowth for this month with demandcoming from the wholesaler’scomplete range of domestic andinternational product.
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JAL reviews Aust leisure JAPAN Airlines has put its dailyOsaka-Sydney and Brisbane flightsunder review, citing a lack ofprofitability on the routes. The federal govt is said to be veryconcerned about the move, withtoday’s Financial Review reportingtourism minister Fran Bailey is set
to raise the issue with JAL presidentToshiyki Shinmachi. However the issue is certainly notlimited to Australia, with the carrierlast year withdrawing from Saipanafter thirty years serving the dest. Despite high loads, JAL said itcouldn’t make money on the leisureroutes, and the Saipan industry hasslumped since the Oct 05 pullout. Bailey will next Thu release anaction plan for Japanese tourism inTokyo, as the govt hopes to arrestan ongoing slide in Japanese arrivals.
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EDITOR: Bruce PiperPh 1300 799 220 Fax 1300 799 221
WED 18 JAN 06 - PAGE 2
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TCF ups and downs THE Travel Compensation Fundhas terminated the participation ofLithgow Travel P/L trading asTravelscene Lithgow, and YosicaInternational Travel of King St,Sydney, due to failure to lodgeannual financial returns. Limestone Coast Travel P/Ltrading as Jetset Mt Gambier hasbeen reinstated as a member of thefund, after being terminated 09 Jan.
AN international incident appearsto be brewing between Austria andthe Czech Republic, over thepositioning of a hotel which seemsto be built right on the border. The hotel was built in UpperAustrian Guglwald about fiveyears ago, but it now appears that“imprecise maps” led to it beingconstructed with its roof over theCzech Republic. “If it rains, water from the backwing’s roof is running on theterritory of South Bohemia,”according to one official, whoadded that the roof thereforeviolates the Czech-Austrian treatyon the state border.
Air NZ pays out pax on IFE TECHNICAL faults with theinflight entertainment on Air NZ’snewly refitted aircraft have forcedthe carrier to pay compensation to anumber of passengers faced withblank screens during entire flights. Today’s NZ Herald quotes anunnamed senior engineer involvedwith the program saying that “majorproblems” were being experienced,with passengers given vouchers forthe Air NZ Airpoints frequent flyerprogram to put towards free travel. A spokesman for the carrier saidthat while there had been some
teething problems, the vast majorityof passengers had been “verypleased with the system.” The advanced digital system isbeing rolled out across the carrier’slong haul routes as the refits andnew aircraft arrivals continue.
SMALL Luxury Hotels held anevent last night (see p4) at whichattendees were shown photos ofThe Goring hotel in London. Some were puzzled to seelifelike stuffed sheep in the hotel’slobby and guest rooms. The hotel’s ceo Jeremy Goringexplained that while they dopuzzle some guests, who have allsorts of odd suggestions for theiruse, they are actually just footrestsmade out of pure sheeps wool. He also went on talk about thehotel’s famous garden, visible frommost of the guestrooms, sayingthat it has such a close resemblanceto an English country garden thatBritish TV crews who can’t bebothered going to the countrysidehave considered shooting wildlifedocumentaries there.
CO reports 05 loss CONTINENTAL Airlines hasreported a US$68m full year lossfor 2005, saying the result was dueto “increased competition from low-cost carriers and the inability torecover, through fare increases, thehigher cost of fuel.”
DID someone say road trip? A British couple is taking theultimate round the world road trip,travelling in a Volkswagen Golfthrough 25 countries in an attemptat the world record for vehicle fuelefficiency. John and Helen Taylor aredetermined to complete the28,970km journey using less than50 tankfuls of petrol, and will bemet along the way by a tankerwhich will bring them speciallyformulated fuel. The couple left on Tuesday,during the morning peak hourtraffic with Mr Taylor saying “thehardest part of the trip will beactually getting out of London”.
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EDITOR: Bruce PiperPh 1300 799 220 Fax 1300 799 221
WED 18 JAN 06 - PAGE 3
E-mail: [email protected]
Retail, Corporate & Specialist roles!Opportunities Australia Wide
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SALES EXECUTIVE NSW/ACTWorld Aviation Systems, GSA for Hawaiian Airlines, is looking for anenergetic and highly motivated sales executive to generate new andmaintain existing agent relationships.If you are organised, possess excellent communication and presentationskills, are able to work autonomously and as part of a team, have soundknowledge of Microsoft Office, have industry experience and, preferably,knowledge of Fares & Ticketing I & II then we want to hear from you.Please email your resume to Veronica Papa by email:[email protected] close Monday 30 January 2006.Only successful applicants will be contacted.
Airport Manager
Air New Zealand is coming to Adelaide and seeks an Airport Manager on a part time basis.
Visit our website, www.airnewzealand.com.au for more information.
Please quote ref SMKT/6002 when applying.
Applications close: 23 Jan 06
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Give your career that professional edge you’ve been looking for — come along to the information session (attendance essential) at 6pm on Tuesday 24 January 2006 in Room WG.34, Marcus Clark Building, 827 George Street, Railway Square, Ultimo. For more information contact us now on 9217 5277 or by emailing [email protected]
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We require an experiencedcorporate consultant to joinour terrific team.Competent with domesticand internationalreservations and ticketing,strong fares knowledge,Sabre and Tramadapreferred.Neg salary and bonusincentive scheme.Mon - Fri 9am - 5.30pmemail resume to:[email protected]
A bunch of crazy characters!
ABOVE: The regional team forthe Accor Brisbane hotels really gotinto the spirit of things at NovotelBrisbane’s staff Christmas party. The evening’s theme was ‘comeas your favourite character’, andthey certainly did! Staff had difficulty recognisingNovotel gm Howard Kaplan dressedas that other famous hotelier BasilFawlty, while his PA MaritaMcMahon was of course who elsebut bumbling waiter Manuel. Regional engineer ChrisBroodryk and wife Yvonne came asShrek and his Princess Fiona, andChris is reportedly still scraping thegreen paint off. And mild-mannered regionalfinancial controller Glenn Kennedyrevealed his true identity bywearing a Captain Vegemite outfit! A great time was reportedly hadby all.
Tempo Anzac warning TEMPO Holidays has alertedagents that time is running short forbookings for 2006 Anzac Daypackages which include the DawnService at Gallipoli. Tempo says limited spaces arestill available on four packages,with accom in Canakkale, theclosest main town to the GallipoliPeninsula, with all tours startingand finishing in Istanbul. 2006 is the 15th year that Tempohas operated Anzac Day programs.
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British agents win court victory THE Association of British TravelAgents (ABTA) claims a win inLondon’s High Court will save theindustry millions of pounds annually. ABTA challenged guidelinesissued in 2005 by the UK CivilAviation Authority (CAA) whichextended the definition of “all-in-
one” package holidays. In the UK licensing arrangementsmean tour operators combining landand air must hold CAA insurance,and the broadened definitionthreatened to see agents organisingtravel being caught up in theoperator licensing system. The court quashed the guidelines,saying they didn’t properly define“inclusive pricing”. ABTA said the ruling would allowagents to confidently sellcustomised holidays without payinginto the CAA scheme, andestimated the saving of £17m inbonding premiums.
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Please apply online through our website airnewzealand.co.nz/careers
Please quote reference number SMKT/6023 when applying.
Applications close:27 January 2006.
Account Manager – NSW12 month Maternity Leave contractAt Air New Zealand we are committed to making our customers travel plans easy, affordable and safe. We also want to make every interaction with our organisation a memorable experience in regards to service and efficiency.
As Account Manager you will plan, develop and implement strategies to maximise Air New Zealand’s revenues, yield and market share return from its business relationships with Travel Agents within a dedicated Agency portfolio. You’ll also promote Air New Zealand’s positive profile through relationship development by supporting Agents through product and knowledge delivery and hospitality where appropriate. You will have a strong desire to provide exceptional customer service in accordance with our values.
So if you have strong account management experience, communication skills and love the challenge of maximising sales opportunities, then this is a great opportunity for an experienced travel professional to further their career with the airline that is “Everything you love about New Zealand”.
Central Reservations Agent - Toga Hospitality
Full Time Positions / City Location
Our vibrant Central Reservations team located in Surry Hills requires two Reservations Agents to join our crew! This role will incorporate reservations for all three hotel brands of Toga Hospitality; Medina Apartment Hotels, Vibe Hotels and Travelodge Hotels. The successful applicant will be responsible for all key performance areas: loading reservations from agents and guests direct, converting sales, guest satisfaction, thorough product knowledge.
You should have the following essential attributes:• Customer focused• Excellent attention to detail• Well groomed and reliable• Work well under pressure
• Great communication skills, both written and verbal
You will have the flexibility to work a rotating roster, which includes morning and afternoon shifts as well as regular weekends.
This position offers the opportunity to develop in the offered role as well as the potential to advance at other Medina, Vibe and Travelodge properties throughout Australia.
Please forward your application + resume to:Nicole Kivi – Central Reservations ManagerTOGA HospitalityLevel 1 355 Crown StreetSurry Hills, NSW 2010 Australiawww.toga.com.au
ABOVE; Small Luxury Hotels ofthe World (SLH) held an eveningsoiree last night to mark thebeginning of a year of significantgrowth for the luxury brand as itadds 59 new member hotels to itsportfolio. The total number of memberproperties for SLH now stands at359 hotels in 59 countries. Major growth in hotelmembership in the Asia Pacificregion in particular has seen severalnew properties in South Korea,Thailand and China added to SLH’sgrowing portfolio whilst the brand’spresence in Europe has also grownwith the addition of 11 new member
hotels in Italy alone. Last night’s event also marked theinclusion of SLH’s newest memberhotel, The Goring in London whichis the oldest privately owned fivestar hotel in the city. The hotel has 71 rooms and suitesand is within walking distance tosome London’s main attractions,including Buckingham Palace - infact Her Majesty Queen Elizabethhas been known to enjoy a spot ofafternoon tea at the property fromtime to time. Pictured above is Lynne Ireland,vice president marketing AsiaPacific for SLH with JeremyGoring, ceo of The Goring.
Victoria Falls boosted THE Africa Safari Co says strongconsumer interest in the Zimbabweside of the Victoria Falls has led tothe inclusion of a number of newproducts in its 2006 Africa brochure. The most popular deal is for threenights at the Victoria Falls SafariLodge leading in at $675pp landonly incl transfers, breakfasts, asunset cruise and two dinners, or$1095pp t/s incl flights fromJohannesburg to Victoria Falls. More info 02 9584 0520.
New river cruise ship TRAVEL Corporation subsidiaryUniworld has announced a newflagship, the River Royale, for itsEuropean river cruising program. The firm says the 132-passengervessel will be the first river cruiseship to provide Wi-Fi internet andsatellite ship-to-shore telephones. Other technological features incl anew hydraulic system which allowsthe bridge and top deck railings tobe lowered, to allow the ship topass under the low-span bridges ofthe Rhone and Saone rivers. MEANWHILE, Uniworld hasalso today announced that TomRussell has been appointed seniorvice president sales and marketing. Russell is a long-time cruiseindustry personality, having workedwith many lines including mostrecently as international sales mgrfor Holland America Line.
Musket res moves FIJI’S Musket Cove IslandResort has moved its reservationsdepartment from Nadi InternationalAirport to the resort as of last Mon. The new contact details are:Ph: (679) 666 2215, ext 1306 / 1308Fax: (679) 666 2633, while theemail address is unchanged,[email protected].
New Daydream pkg DAYDREAM Island Resort &Spa has launched a “Sensesational”week-long getaway, leading in at$179pp per night ex BNE inclVirgin Blue flights, seven nightsaccom, a massage, breakfasts andactivities - info 1800 075 040.
Qantas engine fire QF249 from Sydney to LosAngeles was forced to return toSydney shortly after take-offyesterday after the pilot discovereda problem with one of the engines. Flames were reported comingfrom the engine which was shutdown, and fire crews were placedon standby, but the plane landedwithout incident.
HIS TRAVEL, one of Japan’s largest travel organisation, is seeking anenthusiastic travel expert for its wholesale arm, Travel Japan.The applicant should have a thorough knowledge of Japan, coupledwith a contagious love for Japan as a destination.The position is based in Sydney’s CBD and the applicant must have aminimum of three years experience in the travel industry.Please send CVs by email to: [email protected]
Ph 1300 799 220 Fax 1300 799 221EDITOR: Bruce Piper
E-mail: [email protected]’s USAbrush with fame
TODAY’S entry in our Jan/Feb comp was sent in by Angela Ntallarisfrom Carlson Wagonlit Travel, and she’s now in the running to win a tripfor two to LA (ex taxes), courtesy of United Airlines, plus three nights atthe Howard Johnson Hotel in Anaheim, three nights at the Aladdin Hotelin Las Vegas and six days Hertz car hire in a category D sporty vehicle. The competition is running in conjunction with See America Exposwhich begin in February in Syd on 13th, Mel on the 15th and Bne on the16th and travel agents can register by clicking here. The best photo or story which describes a subscriber’s Brush with Famein the US will win, and entries can be emailed [email protected] with full details on our website.. Angela’s entry is below and is titled “The Cat in the Hat”; My brush with fame happened in May 2004 whilst in LA with my bestfriend Christina; we were staying at the exclusive Mondrian Hotel whichgave us VIP entry into the hottest bar in Tinseltown “The Sky Bar”. It was our last night in LA so we went to the bar for our “Farewell toHollywood Drinks”; We found a comfy lounge and enjoyed our signaturedrink “The Apple Martini”. Sharing the lounge with us was this good looking guy with theseoversized headphones, he was listening to his CD walkman in a bar withreally funky music, my friend and I thought - what a LOSER... He later leaned over, removed the headphones and spoke to us in anEnglish accent “Are you ladies enjoying your night” my friend answeredwith “Well of course, how could we not this bar is fabulous,” he thenasked where we were from and we said “Sydney, Australia”. He said Aussie Girls are always a pleasure to hang out with, and after afew more minutes chatting introduced himself as Jay & his friend as Mark. Christina looked at me and said “I’m sure he’s Jay Kay from Jamiroquai”however we were both unsure as he wasn’t wearing his trademark hat. I turned to him and said are you Jay Kay and he laughed and said yes,he went on to mention that in LA he’s just another face in the crowd andnobody ever notices or knows of him. He later let us listen to his new music tracks on those oversizedheadphones - the music was just recorded in a nearby studio during his 3week stay in LA - it was his latest album Dynamite. The next morning while we checked out there he appeared with hisfriend Mark, they were on their way to the pool - he approached us andsaid have a safe trip & gave us a parting gift, his very own Von Dutch hat. Mark was holding a sleeve full of photos he let us flip through them -they were Jay Kay’s personal snap shots - Mark gave us a photo of JayKay sitting on a chair whilst song writing. We fought over the hat so wetossed a coin - Christina won however I kept the photo!!! It was a wonderful experience and Jay Kay was a real gentleman...
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SAS safety questioned SCANDINAVIAN airline SAShas announced it will boost its planesafety inspections after concern bythe Swedish Civil AviationAuthority that checks on ten of itsplanes weren’t up to scratch. The body said inspections on theplanes weren’t carried out onschedule, meaning the aircraftdidn’t meet safety standards. The carrier claims it reported theomissions itself and undertookinspections at a later date, findingthat no aircraft were unsafe.
Choice 06 directory CHOICE Hotels has just releasedits 2006 Asia Pacific Directorywhich contains details of 330hotels, inns, suites and resortsthroughout Australia, NZ and theAsia Pacific region. The directory features 13 newproperties in several locationsthroughout Australia as well as fourin New Zealand. Some of the newest editionsinclude the Clarion Suites Milanoon Swanston in Melbourne which isdue to open in 2007, the ComfortResort Blue Pacific in Mackay, Qldand the Comfort Inn, Bay of Islandsin New Zealand’s North Island. The directory also containstouring maps and information onCHA’s Rewards Program andHotelPass, AAA Tourism star ratingand special offers with its airlinepartners, Qantas and Air NZ.
Noosa’s premier travel
agency, Harvey World
Travel - Noosa is seeking
senior consultants to
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Applications [email protected]
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DOMESTIC CORPORATE CONSULTANTTop salary package $50k
We have a position available for a domestic consultant with at least 3 yrsexp in corporate travel in Australia.
A natural service attitude and friendly personality is essential combined withthe ability to work with speed and accuracy. Flexible working hours.
Pref Galileo trained with superior computer skills.Visit our website for more info: www.travelforce.com.au
Please send resume to: [email protected], 345 George St,
Sydney 2000Tel: 9262 3666 Fax: 9262 3535
CIT 06 rail released ITALY and Europe wholesalerCIT has released its “CIT Rail YourGateway to Europe” 2006 brochure. CIT says there’s a host of newproducts this year including passesto serve the growing demand fortravel to Eastern Europe. MD Federico Kernot said CIT’sability to book rail sectors withinEurope combined with an extensiveaccommodation program makesCIT the “one stop shop for aEuropean rail holiday”. More info 1300 361 500.
New GF seats in Jun GULF Air is expected to beginthe long-awaited introduction of itsnew generation “flat Skybeds” infirst and business class during Jun. The carrier has also released newfirst and business class fares exSydney offering half price ticketsfor companions when two peopletravel together. The first class fare to Europe leadsin at $6924 ($3462 for companion),with business levels $5604 and$2802 respectively, to London,Dublin, Paris, Frankfurt, Athens,Istanbul and Larnaca. The same offer, at different farelevels, applies to Middle Eastdestinations and Singapore. Fares quoted don’t include taxes.Airbus claims victory EUROPEAN plane maker Airbussays it took orders for 1055 newaircraft in 2005, just edging outBoeing with orders for 1002 planes. Airbus says that gives it a 52%share of the market.
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DREAM A LITTLE: PRODUCT SUPPORT SYDNEY CBD - TOP WHOLESALER - PKG TO $53K
Have you always dreamed of being a product manager but can’t seem to make the correct steps? Well this is the
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support person. This is the next step to becoming a product manager as you are the current manager’s right
hand. You will need to come from a strong product background with good Excel skills, attention to detail and
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A DIAMOND AMONGST THE ROUGH! CONFERENCE & EVENTS ACCOUNT MGR
SYDNEY - PKG TO $53K Looking for that one in a million role which never
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PRESTIGIOUS, INCREDIBLE INBOUND LUXURYINBOUND/GROUPS – MELBOURNE - PKG TO $45K
If you have experience in both inbound, itinerary design, group quotes & bookings and incredible knowledge of the
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customer service to your overseas clients.
HIT A 6 WITH THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY ENTERTAINMENT CONSULTANT
SYDNEY - OTE $50K Don’t get left behind and miss out of this great new role. Want to have famous sports personalities or film stars as
your personal clients? Getting access to music events and premieres are just some of the perks that await you.
If you have at least 2 years consulting experience and want to join a fun, dynamic and fast paced team then put
your name up in lights this 2006 and apply today!
PRESTIGIOUS IN PERTH VIP CORPORATE CONSULTANT – PERTH - PKG TO $46K
Are you only booking high-yield itineraries and dealing with VIP clients in your current job? Are you working in a friendly team environment where everyone enjoys their work and the vibe of the office is happy & motivating? If
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SOLID GOLD TEAM LEADER
GOLD COAST BASED – SALARY PKG TO $55K+ This office is busy and the earning potential is fantastic.
Manage a great team of people in a stimulating and challenging environment. You will be involved in
consulting, training, marketing, sales development, product updates and general day to day running of the
office. You will need to be a self-starter who is ambitious, organised and has a positive attitude. 2 years minimum
experience as an international travel consultant and Galileo training are a must.
TASTY TEMPTATIONS IN ADELAIDE CORPORATE CONSULTANTS X 6 – ADL BASED PKGS When choices like this exist in Adelaide it’s time to get excited! Finally a smorgasbord of corporate positions
that require your experience in international and domestic. You’ll be able to demonstrate your fares & ticketing knowledge and fabulous customer service
skills. If you want to re-invent yourself with a well-known travel company that will offer you benefits and
progression, send us your CV now for a confidential
UP, UP & AWAY! CORPORATE TRAVEL CONSULTANT x 3
CBD LOCATION SALARY CIRCA $40K
Come work for this blue chip corporate giant and take your career to new heights. These guys know corporate travel and look after some of the biggest clients around the globe. This is a fabulous chance to really cement
your place in the world of corporate travel. You will need to have a strong attention to detail, be highly organised,
love working in a structured environment and have exceptional customer service skills.
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These special Exclusively Londonrates include:· Full English Breakfast for 1 or 2 people· 20% discount on food· 25% discount on telephone charges· Frequent flyer points awarded with
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Rates for stays from 4 January to 23 April 2006. Ratesare quoted in UK pounds per room per night, and donot include VAT at 17.5%.
The 4-star Radisson Edwardian Sussex issuperbly located next to Marble Arch. OxfordStreet and Hyde Park are moments away, withthe West End, Soho and Notting Hill withinquick, easy access.
Public areas feature bespoke glasswork, Italianleather furniture from premier atelier PoltronaFrau (suppliers to Ferrari and Europeanparliaments), and hand-painted gold leafdetails from leading Indian artists.
Rooms are individually designed and totallyclutter-free. They feature marble and granitebathrooms, percale cotton bed linen, Wengehardwood furniture and bespoke wallpapersand fabrics. Advanced guest technologyincludes Bang & Olufsen television, high-speedinternet connection and telephones. Securityincludes CCTV throughout and floor accessby room key only.
The hotel is located close to Marble Arch andBond Street Underground Stations.
ReservationsCall Radisson Reser vationsToll-freefrom Australia 1800 333 333 from New Zealand 0800 44 3333
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Fly high with a FREE helicopter transfer in Fiji!
Receive a complimentary one way helicopter transfer departing Denarau for Vomo Island for up to two guests when you book a Sofitel Fiji Combo deal. To receive a complimentary heli transfer simply make a guest booking for a minimum two-night stay at the luxurious new Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa together with a minimum three-night stay at Vomo Island Resort, managed by Sofitel.
For bookings contact your preferred wholesaler. Valid until 31 March 2007. Bookings on a request basis only via a Sofitel approved wholesale partner. Conditions apply – ask for details.
