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Airlines
The design is the first of its kind and is one of many innovative ideas by Qantas as it implements Project Sunrise.
Jess Wade, Skift | 3 months ago
Airline Weekly
On Wednesday, Qantas resumed flights to New York City for the first time in more than three years. It’s another sign that airline networks are returning to normal after the Covid shock.
3 months ago
A re-listing on the Australian stock exchange is a sign of the rebound in travel for the country's second largest airline.
Reuters | 4 months ago
Vanessa Hudson has her work cut out at Qantas. Although the airline may have weathered the storm of the pandemic, the journey towards normality and profitability has been one bumpy ride.
Praveen Menon and Roushni Nair, Reuters | 5 months ago
Travel Booking
Everyone wants to know when business travel spending will recover to pre-pandemic levels. Signs are it'll be 2026, though some markets may recover faster, such as India, Britain, the U.S., and Australia.
Andres Buenahora, Skift | 5 months ago
Tourism
Numbers are at just a fifth compared to before the pandemic, with geopolitical and educational tourism issues at play here.
Stella Qiu and Byron Kaye, Reuters | 5 months ago
For India to get an edge over other destinations in medical tourism, the government thinks that it would be best to integrate contemporary medicine with indigenous treatments.
Amrita Ghosh | 6 months ago
Demand has been much higher than anticipated, with New Zealand appealing to free spirits from the U.S. and neighboring Australia in particular.
Lucy Craymer, Reuters | 7 months ago
Australia's second-largest airline, Virgin Australia, is said to be looking for funds to settle its private equity debt ahead of its potential IPO listing that will test the country's financial market and aviation sector.
Praveen Menon and Scott Murdoch, Reuters | 7 months ago
Business Travel
China's recovery is key for the corporate travel agency in many ways, but it all depends on how many businesses are ready to head back there.
Matthew Parsons | 7 months ago
