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ATEC: SWAN’S TAX GRAB YET ANOTHER BLOW TO TOURISM
The future of Australia’s tourism industry, and the highly price sensitive youth market, is under threat with reported plans to increase the price of some tourist visas. “Australia’s tourism industry urges Wayne Swan to think closely about the affects any increase to visitor visas will have on our competitiveness in the international market,” ATEC Managing […]
ATEC: SWAN’S TAX GRAB YET ANOTHER BLOW TO TOURISM
The future of Australia’s tourism industry, and the highly price sensitive youth market, is under threat with reported plans to increase the price of some tourist visas. “Australia’s tourism industry urges Wayne Swan to think closely about the affects any increase to visitor visas will have on our competitiveness in the international market,” ATEC Managing […]
ATEC: SWAN’S TAX GRAB YET ANOTHER BLOW TO TOURISM
The future of Australia’s tourism industry, and the highly price sensitive youth market, is under threat with reported plans to increase the price of some tourist visas. “Australia’s tourism industry urges Wayne Swan to think closely about the affects any increase to visitor visas will have on our competitiveness in the international market,” ATEC Managing […]
Silversea Names Second Expedition Ship Silver Galapagos
Source Travel Pulse Silversea Cruises has named its second small expedition ship Silver Galapagos. The vessel currently sails as the Galapagos Explorer II. The 2013 Galápagos program will open for sale in mid-November. Silversea said the new name signals its intent to maintain “a consistent level of elegance throughout its fleet,” which will take effect […]
Cruceros Australis Sets Four Whale-Focused Cruises
Cruceros Australis is offering four whale-themed cruises in Patagonia in early 2013 to mark the 30th anniversary of the vote to end whaling. The four-night expedition cruises include programs that incorporate the observation of humpback whales in the Strait of Magellan. The Stella Australis will host the first departure on Jan. 12. The Via Australis […]
Cruceros Australis Sets Four Whale-Focused Cruises
Cruceros Australis is offering four whale-themed cruises in Patagonia in early 2013 to mark the 30th anniversary of the vote to end whaling. The four-night expedition cruises include programs that incorporate the observation of humpback whales in the Strait of Magellan. The Stella Australis will host the first departure on Jan. 12. The Via Australis […]
Dive the SS President Coolidge warship in Espiritu Santo 70 years on
This month sees the 70th anniversary of the sinking of the US warship, the SS President Coolidge off the coast of Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu. This wreck site and diving in Espiritu Santo is now a major tourist attraction for Aussies and divers from around the world with great diving packages on offer. Aussie dive operators […]
Dive the SS President Coolidge warship in Espiritu Santo 70 years on
This month sees the 70th anniversary of the sinking of the US warship, the SS President Coolidge off the coast of Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu. This wreck site and diving in Espiritu Santo is now a major tourist attraction for Aussies and divers from around the world with great diving packages on offer. Aussie dive operators […]
Dive the SS President Coolidge warship in Espiritu Santo 70 years on
This month sees the 70th anniversary of the sinking of the US warship, the SS President Coolidge off the coast of Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu. This wreck site and diving in Espiritu Santo is now a major tourist attraction for Aussies and divers from around the world with great diving packages on offer. Aussie dive operators […]
Departing Singapore, Voyager of the Seas soon calls Australia home
After a massive debut Asian season, today Voyager of the Seas says farewell to Singapore as she makes a bee-line for her new home Down Under. Voyager of the Seas, the biggest and most innovative ship to be based in the region, is carrying over 3,200 guests on an Asia and Australia cruise. The 14-night […]
