Solomon Islands
By Charles Kereau
HONIARA, Solomon Islands (eTN) - Solomon Airlines has announced it will be opening its own fully dedicated Australian reservation and sales office at Brisbane International Airport next week.
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Hamilton Island
A Hampshire man has started work as the new caretaker of an Australian tropical island after winning a competition to land "the best job in the world".
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Fiji
Fiji may be in hot water with its friends over the island republic's policies since a military coup in 2006, but when it comes to cold bottled water, its popularity is international.
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Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand is getting down to the bare essentials with a new in-flight safety video that features flight attendants wearing just body paint.
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Northern Territory
A monster croc - believed to be about 4.5m long - has reappeared at a popular Northern Territory reserve.
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Hospitality Sales And Marketing Association International
By eTN Staff Writer
The Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI) Asia Pacific will conduct their first event in Australia in Sydney on July 1, 2009.
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Swine Flu in Australia
By David Beirman, eTN Special Correspondent
Over the past few days, Melbourne has been hosting the Australia Tourism Exchange, one of Australia’s largest travel industry trade expos.
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Australia
A young American tourist has survived a terrifying train ride in which he clung to the outside of the legendary Ghan in the freezing dark as it hit speeds up to 110km/h in the South Australian Outback
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By Talek Harris
SYDNEY (AFP) — Australian authorities Monday let 2,000 people leave a cruise liner at the center of a swine flu scare that left them stranded at sea for days, as the nation's number of cases jumped
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Airlines Dispute
By Charles Kereau
HONIARA, Solomon Islands (eTN) - Solomon Airlines has confirmed that the current code-share agreement, which was terminated at the beginning of May with Air Niugini for the Honiara, Solomon Islands to
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New Zealand
TE ANA, New Zealand - Police in New Zealand said a Scottish tourist's passport was stolen by a kea, a large wild parrot, during a bus tour in the Fiordland region.
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Australia
Passengers aboard the P&O cruise ship Pacific Dawn have disembarked in Brisbane after being screened for swine flu.
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Finally, Cattle Class worth flying
This week we're giving a shout out to Air Tahiti Nui for providing an outstanding flying experience in the BACK of the plane.
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Australia
By Nick Tabakoff
An agreement struck between James Packer's private company and the NSW
Government will clear the way for a new $112 million village - incorporating
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Air New Zealand
Its latest advertisement claims it has nothing to hide.
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Baby Boomers Market
By eTN Staff Writer
Forget Gen X and Gen Y.
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Australia
By cnn.com
The "best job in the world" contest has generated huge interest around the globe, but the jury is out on whether that will translate into more tourism dollars for Queensland, Australia.
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Qantas
By bloomberg.com
Qantas Airways Ltd., the Australian carrier that says it invented business class 30 years ago, may remove some premium seats as companies force executives to fly coach or stay at home.
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Pacific's Final Tourism Frontier
By Luc Citrinot, eTN Staff Writer
With a population of less than 200,000 inhabitants, New Caledonia is relatively unknown.
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Australia
By thedaily.com.au
"Complete bull...." is how a spokesman for the Stella Group summed up reports that the global tourism company was in danger of collapse.
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