FBI Travel wins “Best Travel Agency Retail – Single Location”

Danny Englman wins “Best Travel Agency Manager – Retail Single Location”

International Convention Centre, SYDNEY, 22 July 2017 - FBI Travel has been awarded “Best Travel Agency Retail – Single Location” and Danny Englman awarded as “Best Travel Agency Manager – Retail Single Location” at the AFTA NTIA.

We were nominated as finalists by our colleagues in the…

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Club Med Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe, sitting at more than 2,300m up in the French Alps. What can you expect during your trip?…

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Robyn Ironside - News Corp Australia Network

 

PASSENGER departure cards disappear from Australia’s international airports from today [1 July 2017] and passports could be the next travel documents to go.

The Department of Immigration and Border Protection is trialling contactless biometric authentication technology that would remove the need for a known traveller to present a physical passport in Australian airports.

The technology includes facial recognition cameras along with iris…

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Who doesn’t enjoy extra legroom and a few little extras when they fly? Why not try Virgin Australia’s Economy X?

How about lounge access too? For a limited time, if you are a Qantas Club member or Gold Frequent Flyer member or higher and purchase an Economy X seat on a domestic Virgin Australia flight^, you will receive complimentary access to one of our domestic lounges on your day of travel*.

5 steps to your complimentary Virgin Australia Lounge access:

• Purchase an Economy X seat…

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History and Adventure

Learn from the ancients, go wild, and give back.

By Elaine Glusac

Of kids’ first 18 years, few fly faster than the last four, when teenagers – involved in high school academics, extracurricular activities, and the college admissions process – have the least free time.

Travel not only introduces teens to foreign cultures and teaches them about world history, but it can also make them better stewards of the planet and even help prepare them for their future…

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By: Chris Chamberlin, Australian Business Traveller
June 14,2017

The new Qantas Premier Mastercard offers up to 1.5 Qantas frequent flyer points per dollar spent, a bonus of 60,000 Qantas Points for eligible new cardholders, further bonus points when booking Qantas flights and airport lounge passes.

It's a decent feature set – but how does the airline's new own-branded plastic compare to other credit cards in the market?

Read More - https://www.ausbt.com.au/how-the-qantas-premier-mastercard-stacks-up-to-the-competition…

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by Lauren McMah - news.com.au

 

EMIRATES and Etihad have assured Australian passengers that aside from Qatar routes, their usual flights will not be disrupted as a diplomatic rift sparks air travel chaos across the Gulf region.

Emirates, Etihad, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Egypt Air and other Gulf carriers have announced they will no longer fly in and out of Qatar after Saudi Arabia and six other Arab states cut air, sea and land links to the increasingly isolated nation.

In turn, Qatar…

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MCLEAN, Va. - Hilton (NYSE: HLT) has unveiled Five Feet to Fitness, an in-room wellness concept that brings over eleven different fitness equipment and accessory options into the hotel room. The new room category makes it more convenient than ever for road warriors, exercise enthusiasts, and those who prefer to workout in private to maintain their routines while staying with Hilton. The rooms are part of Hilton's innovation efforts to modernize the hospitality fitness experience and make it…

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Join Nikki Diamond, Michelle Adler and Vera Schwartzbord as we explore the best locations on the African continent to visit.…

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Cruise holidays can be tailored to people of all ages. What are the other benefits of taking this type of adventure on the high seas?…

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“We are delighted to introduce a new service to Melbourne, our second destination in Australia,” said Yoshiharu Ueki, President of Japan Airlines. “Since 1969, JAL has been operating to Australia and contributing to the promotion of bilateral relations between Japan and Australia. This partnership has become even stronger since the EPA went into force, and so we are pleased to serve Melbourne and continue supporting both nations from every possible aspect including business…

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Although many are famous, there are hundreds of impressive UNESCO World Heritage Sites that you've probably never heard of before. Here are our favourites.…

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