Corporate Travel Analysis Reports For South Pacific

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Welcome to the WiFi Wars: Battle of the Australian heavy weights

21 April, 2017

Welcome ladies and gentlemen to Australia's first ever, WiFi Wars. The ultimate battle for supremacy and gloating rights as the inflight entertainment leader in the skies - well the Australian skies anyway. In the red corner, we have the darling of Australian aviation, the flying kangaroo, Qantas. And in the blue corner, Virgin family alumni and LCC turned full service carrier, Virgin Australia.

CAPA TV: A visual spectacle

21 April, 2017

If you haven't already done so, it is time to head over to CAPA TV. With the largest collection of interviews and commentary with current aviation CEOs and executives, there is no better opportunity to hear from an expert. Content is updated constantly and captures key findings from all of CAPA's global events and conferences.

Airbnb beds down in NSW

20 April, 2017

The regulation of short term holiday letting has been an increasing hot topic around the world, with the Silicon Valley darling, Airbnb, at the centre of the fight. In fact, many of Airbnb's recent efforts have been concentrated on meeting and fighting local government regulations. Results of a NSW Government inquiry into the adequacy of the regulation of short term holiday letting in NSW were finally released overnight, after almost 18 months.

Singapore Airlines Group Part 2 - Long haul LCC Scoot to deliver good news for Australian travellers and tourism as it links long haul destinations

20 April, 2017

The SIA Group has until now failed to capitalise on the potential for linking its range of intra-Group operations. That will change, which is good news for Scoot, as well as for travellers. Another piece of good news comes as Scoot expands its range of long haul destinations to serve over its Singapore hub. Athens is first to be added, in Jun-2017.

Singapore Airlines Group Review Part 1 - SIA has grown its Australia traffic by 50% in five years; launch of Scoot has not impacted parent airline’s performance or growth

19 April, 2017

The Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group has grown its passenger traffic to and from Australia by 50% over the last five years. SIA the parent airline has grown by 21% while new long haul LCC subsidiary Scoot has accounted for most of the remaining growth.

Indonesia shows a flicker of its tourist potential as Garuda increases focus on Australia-Jakarta routes

18 April, 2017

Although Indonesia has a population of 250 million people and sits only a few kilometres off Australia's coast, the massive market is a tiny player in tourism rankings. The number of Indonesian tourists to Australia - at 178,000 in the year to Feb-2017, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) - was less than half the number of Singaporeans (population under 6 million). The good news was that was up 20% year on year, but there's still a long way to go.

Economy X should tick some boxes for corporates

13 April, 2017

Virgin Australia on 30-Mar-2017 announced the launch of its new Economy X product, making it the only airline with an enhanced economy domestic offering.

#NewUnitedAirlinesMottos - The number 1 trending topic in the world

12 April, 2017

The backlash of yesterday's United Airlines debacle is still being felt around the world. Social media and the mainstream press have crucified United for how it has dealt with the situation - and rightfully so. Hashtags have started trending, memes are endless and in depth editorial pieces are everywhere (yes, we are guilty of that too).

Philippine Airlines becomes aggressive competitor in Sydney-London market

12 April, 2017

Philippine Airlines (PAL) has emerged as one of the most aggressive competitors on the kangaroo route between Sydney and London since rescheduling some of its Sydney flights in late 2015 to connect with London. PAL could potentially further increase its market share in the highly competitive Australia-Europe market in 2018 as it adds more flights to Australia and launches a second European destination.

Garuda benefits as Indonesia authorities force Singapore Airlines to delay Jakarta-Sydney service

11 April, 2017

Indonesia has taken a step backwards from liberalisation by forcing Singapore Airlines (SIA) to delay the launch of services between Jakarta and Sydney. Garuda has benefited from the delay and is adding capacity on the route.

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