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ICCA cruise industry award winners
Top cruise achievers shine More than 350 Australian and New Zealand travel agents and cruise suppliers packed Dockside, Darling Harbour on Saturday night for the 9th Annual Cruise Industry Awards dinner. The International Cruise Council Australasia recognised 14 outstanding achievements from 2009 for their contribution to the growing Australasian cruise market. The award winners included: […]
Singapore counts down to the Year of the Tiger
Chinese communities around the world will be heralding in the Year of the Tiger on February 14, with celebrations no more impressive than those being staged in Singapore. As the Chinese zodiac sign of courage, the tiger is revered as the symbol which can help ward off the three main disasters which can befall: a […]
Singapore counts down to the Year of the Tiger
Chinese communities around the world will be heralding in the Year of the Tiger on February 14, with celebrations no more impressive than those being staged in Singapore. As the Chinese zodiac sign of courage, the tiger is revered as the symbol which can help ward off the three main disasters which can befall: a […]
FRANK FAVORITES: French Winelands, Renault Eurodrive, Surfers Paradise, Historic Alaska, Japan Snow
FINE CRUISING AMSTERDAM, BORDEAUX AND FRENCH WINELANDS A WEEK aboard the world’s highest-rated boutique motor-cruiser from Amsterdam to Bordeaux, and 6-nights through the French Winelands on a deluxe hotel barge, are the focus of a unique fully-escorted 21-day fly/cruise for just eight couples (or couples and singles) in July next year. As well there’ll be […]
FRANK FAVORITES: French Winelands, Renault Eurodrive, Surfers Paradise, Historic Alaska, Japan Snow
FINE CRUISING AMSTERDAM, BORDEAUX AND FRENCH WINELANDS A WEEK aboard the world’s highest-rated boutique motor-cruiser from Amsterdam to Bordeaux, and 6-nights through the French Winelands on a deluxe hotel barge, are the focus of a unique fully-escorted 21-day fly/cruise for just eight couples (or couples and singles) in July next year. As well there’ll be […]
Cruising the French winelands
Travel briefs for w/c January 25 2010. TRAVEL BRIEFS John Crook A sub-tropical twist to weddings Queensland’s Cooloola Cove, Tin Can Bay, and Rainbow Beach are the latest to join the ‘let’s get married’ destinations. Picturesque waterways and scenery to behold,- in fact, a slice of paradise. The wedding season in this part of the […]
Cruising the French winelands
Travel briefs for w/c January 25 2010. TRAVEL BRIEFS John Crook A sub-tropical twist to weddings Queensland’s Cooloola Cove, Tin Can Bay, and Rainbow Beach are the latest to join the ‘let’s get married’ destinations. Picturesque waterways and scenery to behold,- in fact, a slice of paradise. The wedding season in this part of the […]
JTB helps clean up streets of Tokyo’s electric town
JTB HELPS CLEAN UP STREETS OF TOKYO’S ELECTRIC TOWN January 25, 2010 – JTB Group’s JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. is seeking volunteers to take part in its annual Clean & Cool Communication @ AKIBA! event – a clean up of the streets of Tokyo’s Akihabara electronics district – scheduled for February 15, 2010. Clean […]
JTB helps clean up streets of Tokyo’s electric town
JTB HELPS CLEAN UP STREETS OF TOKYO’S ELECTRIC TOWN January 25, 2010 – JTB Group’s JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. is seeking volunteers to take part in its annual Clean & Cool Communication @ AKIBA! event – a clean up of the streets of Tokyo’s Akihabara electronics district – scheduled for February 15, 2010. Clean […]
STRUTH – Bumped by the Queen
STRUTH ! IN his continuing search for the more weird, whacky and wondrous in the world of travel, David Ellis says that 90-something holidaymakers booked on the boutique 5-star British cruise ship Hebridean Princess in July have been told to take their holiday somewhere else – because the Queen wants the ship for a getaway […]
