Industry 'Amazing Muay Thai Road to Rajadamnern 2024' Shines in Melbourne To add to the atmosphere, TAT staged the ‘Thai Festival’ at the same venue to inspire Australians and visitors alike to visit Thailand through a showcase of Thai soft powers. By Mrinal Verma 04 Sep 2024 Share Twitter Share Whatsapp LinkedIn
Hotel 100th Australian Accor Hotel to Get Sustainable Tourism Certification From luxury to economy, Accor operates 19 international brands and over 400 hotels across Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and French Polynesia. By Mrinal Verma 03 Sep 2024 Share Twitter Share Whatsapp LinkedIn
Hotel Accor Strengthens Leadership in Australia with 40 Hotel Renewals From luxury to economy, Accor operates 19 international brands and 400+ hotels across Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and French Polynesia, such as Sofitel, MGallery, Art Series, Pullman, Swissôtel, Mövenpick, Grand Mercure, Peppers, The Sebel, Mantra etc. By Mrinal Verma 02 Sep 2024 Share Twitter Share Whatsapp LinkedIn
Hotel Accor Joins Australian Restaurant & Cafe Association As Partner Accor is a leading hospitality group offering experiences across more than 110 countries, over 5,700 properties, 10,000 food & beverage venues, wellness facilities and flexible workspaces. It encompasses more than 45 hotel brands. By Mrinal Verma 20 Aug 2024 Share Twitter Share Whatsapp LinkedIn
Aviation Boeing Boosts Aussie Aviation with Sustainable Fuel Investment Boeing invested early in Wagner Sustainable Fuels to help grow its Brisbane-based sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) production facility, expand SAF supply from Australia, and reduce aviation carbon emissions. By Priyal Dutta 20 Aug 2024 Share Twitter Share Whatsapp LinkedIn
Airline Virgin Australia's Eco-Friendly Future: E190-E2 Aircraft Arrive Virgin Australia has placed a definitive order with Embraer for eight E190-E2 narrowbody aircraft as part of its fleet renewal strategy. These E190-E2s are known as the world's most fuel-efficient single-aisle aircraft with the lowest noise emissions. By Priyal Dutta 13 Aug 2024 Share Twitter Share Whatsapp LinkedIn
Industry Indian Students in Trouble As Australia Doubles Visa Fees With India being the second-largest source country for international student enrolments in Australia (1,22,391 Indian students in the Jan-Sept 2023 period), the move will affect lakhs of Indian students who want to study in the country. By Mrinal Verma 02 Jul 2024 Share Twitter Share Whatsapp LinkedIn
Airline Qantas to pay USD 79 million in compensation and a fine Qantas, the Australian airline, has agreed to pay a USD 66 million fine as part of a settlement after a controversy surrounding "ghost flights." In addition to the fine, Qantas will compensate 86,000 affected travellers with USD 13 million. By Priyal Dutta 08 May 2024 Share Twitter Share Whatsapp LinkedIn