Air New Zealand books $336 million loss as Qantas clears $2 billion

Air New Zealand has reported a loss before taxation of $336 million for the 2026 financial year, compared with earnings before taxation of $164 million in the restated prior year. […]
Thailand sets 2027 tourism direction as Thai Airways Auckland link prepares to returns

The Tourism Authority of Thailand has set its 2027 direction around revenue rather than arrivals, targeting at least 5 per cent growth in tourism revenue over 2026 and a 60:40 […]
AmaWaterways opens 2028 season with two new ships and nine land extensions

AmaWaterways has opened its 2028 season for sale, giving Australian and New Zealand advisors close to two years of lead time on a programme that adds two European ships, a […]
Fiji taxes the bookings agents already sold

New Zealand agents have a week to work out who pays for a Fijian tax that lands on holidays sold months ago, Fiji’s Tourism Services Tax takes effect on 1 […]
AmaWaterways delivers its biggest New Zealand and Australia trade incentive

When the Danube fell to its lowest level in decades this northern summer, AmaWaterways had a full ship of New Zealand and Australian travel advisors booked to sail it. What […]
Kamalaya launches lunar cycle programme as Thai wellness spending rises

The programme is offered over eight, 11 or 15 nights and can be booked and undertaken during any phase of the lunar cycle. It is structured around the two halves […]
Fuel costs set to thin northern winter schedules as airlines resist discounting

Airlines are expected to strip more frequencies out of their northern winter schedules and park aircraft in greater numbers than usual, as elevated jet fuel prices push marginal services below […]
Low water on the Rhine and Danube forces river cruise itinerary changes as European heatwave persists

Weeks of extreme heat and minimal rainfall have pushed water levels on the Rhine, Danube and Main below navigable thresholds in several stretches, forcing river cruise operators to swap ships, […]
Queenstown stakes its claim as travel tech gathers to map the next 20 years

The inaugural Web in Travel (WiT) conference wrapped up in Queenstown this week, drawing global and Asia-Pacific travel technology heavyweights to the resort town and handing New Zealand’s adventure capital […]
Sri Lanka collects a wave of global travel recognitions for 2026

Sri Lanka continues an extraordinary run of international recognition, picking up top rankings across wellness, islands, happiness and overall destination appeal from some of the travel industry’s most respected authorities. […]
