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Business travel company increases corporate travel client base in 2009
Corporate travel agency, BCD Travel, has increased its client base in 2008-09 as more companies identify BCD Travel as the best travel management company to assist them in cost savings and the professional management of their corporate travel expenditure.
The third largest travel management company in the world, BCD Travel has three offices in Australia in Sydney, Melbourne and
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BCD Travel Recommends: Singapore
Beguiling Singapore is a modern city-state embracing economic progress against the backdrop of age-old tradition. Gleaming skyscrapers, restful parks and hundreds of temples provide a varied backdrop to the click of mah-jongg tablets and the Muslim call to prayer. Safe and well organized, the city represents a great opportunity to enjoy a range of different Asian cultures.
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BCD Travel Recommends: Berlin
Each month, BCD Express takes you to a super destination â and gives you some tips on what you shouldnât miss while you’re there teaser
Germany has been in the world spotlight for many years, but today weâve listed some of our favourite things to do in Berlin â but donât forget that this is a uniquely
In flight email and SMS for Qantas
Domestic travellers flying Qantas will soon be able to send SMS messages and emails while in the air, but voice calls are off limits for now.
Qantas has committed to implementing the technology following a trial on one of its domestic 767 planes, which ran from April last year to January this year.
Vanessa Hudson, general manager of Qantas products
V Australia Launch Sydney – Los Angeles flights
Billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson is making headlines once again, as his latest venture V Australia, announced daily direct Sydney-Los Angeles flights as its inaugural trans-Pacific route and a premium product offering when it takes to the skies from 15 December this year.
The announcement was made in Sydney by Virgin Blue co-founders Sir Richard Branson and Chief Executive, Brett Godfrey,
Say Goodbye to Queues at Kiwi Customs
The Dominion Post says that Kiwis flying across the Tasman could soon be getting through airports more quickly with the help of automatic passport-reading machines as New Zealand and Australian travellers with electronic passports will be able to put themselves through passport control without having to queue.
Passengers put their passports into a machine similar to a ticket kiosk that
$1000 flights between Australia and UK
AirAsia X have announced plans to offer regular fares between Australia and London for A$1,000 (plus taxes/charges) from late 2008.
The flights will depart from Gold Coast and fly to London Stansted Airport, via Kuala Lumpur.
Azran Osman-Rani, CEO of AirAsia X, said: âWe are a point-to-point service, so a passenger would have to buy two tickets: Gold Coast-KL and
Tiger Airways raises Australian ambition
Tiger Airways will increase services to regional Australia to take on Virgin Blue’s new E-jets and QantasLink’s Q400s and 717s. Speaking last week at the National Aviation Press Club in Sydney, Tiger CEO Tony Davis told media that “destinations like Tamworth [in regional New South Wales] have seen the cost of airfares increase and their citizens are desperate for the