Corporate Travel Analysis Reports For South Pacific

Australia's Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE) released the Jun-2017 Australian domestic aviation activity report. Highlights include:

Air Seoul has cranked up the crazy with this attempt at a safety video. We are still trying to fully grasp the concept and what they hoped to achieve by this. Most of the time you get so distracted by the animation that the safety message is completely lost.

Hawaiian Airlines intends to expand its network in Asia Pacific using A330s that will be freed up as new A321neos take over some of its routes to the US mainland.

When China's remarkable High Speed Rail (HSR) network was being laid out, it was expected that the trains would operate at up to 350km/hr. After a major accident in 2011 at high speed, the top speed was reduced to 300km/hr.

Amadeus has attempted to imagine what the future of the travel industry will look like over the next five to seven years. From the political and economic environment to technology, demographics, and consumer behaviours, an array of trends are triggering a transformation.

Sydney Airport released its 2017 financial year results today. This included information on inbound tourism, capital expenditure, and outlook for FY2018. Blue Swan has pulled together all the key highlights from the results into an easy to read snapshot for your reference.

The Blue Swan Daily recently caught up with hotel sourcing agency HRS Global Hotel Solutions to discuss trends in the market and what business should be looking out for.

Every week, CAPA - Centre for Aviation, produces informative, thought provoking and detailed market analysis of the aviation industry. With supporting data included in every analysis, CAPA provides unrivalled and unparalleled intelligence.

From a nine stop 'hop', via a one-stop 'skip' via an Asian or Middle East Hub to a non-stop 'jump' launching next spring, the popular Kangaroo Route linking Australia and the UK is one of aviation's most competitive long-haul air corridors. Now almost a dozen airlines are actively pursuing the around two million annual passengers flying between the two countries with itineraries routing via new emerging hubs across the globe.

AirAsia X is aiming to expand its Australia network by up to three new destinations within three years and double its Australia traffic over the next 10 years.