Corporate Travel Analysis Reports For South Pacific

Expert Insights & Trends

SITA: Technology is improving passenger satisfaction

5 September, 2017

Recently, SITA released the results of its 12th annual Passenger IT Trends Survey, where it asked passengers to rate their satisfaction at every step of the journey. According to SITA and the results of the survey, today almost every passenger expects to manage their travel using a smart device and this is dictating the services they expect from airlines and airports.

Exclusive CAPA Report: Aviation & the music business

5 September, 2017

This new 80 page report, published by CAPA - Centre for Aviation, examines the credentials of a number of airlines and airports that are actively involved in the promotion of musical events, including performances on their own property (e.g. on board or in-terminal), by reference to six case studies, in Europe, North America and Africa.

New Zealand the exception: China spending down 16%

5 September, 2017

Statistics New Zealand has released its monthly international visitor data to New Zealand for the year ending Jun-2017. Surprisingly, against the current trend occurring throughout the remainder of the Asia Pacific region, China spending decreased an alarming 16% or NZD288 million year-on-year.

New Zealand-US capacity to reach record highs this summer as tourism booms

4 September, 2017

New Zealand-US capacity will reach record levels this summer as airlines respond to booming inbound tourism demand.

New Zealand-US capacity to reach record highs this summer as tourism booms

4 September, 2017

New Zealand-US capacity will reach record levels this summer as airlines respond to booming inbound tourism demand.

Duty of care: Is the employer actually responsible?

4 September, 2017

In the last two or three years duty of care has increasingly grown in momentum with more and more employers and employees acknowledging its importance especially while travelling for business. The first question that most commonly gets asked, is comes whether or not the employer is actually responsible.

Qantas to offer discounted economy fares in regional Western Australia and Queensland

4 September, 2017

Qantas announced it will introduce a discounted fares scheme covering six remote cities in Western Australia to access more affordable air transport.

Adelaide travellers and tourism benefiting from increased international carriers: CWT/CAPA Report

1 September, 2017

Average Ticket Price (ATP) to Adelaide on many key routes has decreased year-on-year due to increased competition from international carriers, according to new findings released today by Carlson Wagonlit Travel, in conjunction with CAPA - Centre for Aviation. The most impressive are airfares on the Adelaide-Singapore route which fell more than 5% year-on-year.

Brisbane Airport at a glance: A new international hub

1 September, 2017

As previously explored by the Blue Swan Daily, Brisbane Airport is currently in an international service renaissance fuelled by international growth and especially Qantas' recent announcement that it would base four of its new 787-9 Dreamliners out of the airport.

Qantas announces plans for first intergalactic route: 'Project Moonrise’ a revolution in Australian air travel

1 September, 2017

Hard on the heels of its plans to commence non-stop London-Perth service and numerous other announcements, Qantas today laid out plans to launch nonstop service to the moon from Australia by 2022, subject to a suitable aircraft being created by then.

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