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New Africa wholesaler in direct online pitch

2 FEB: Australia’s Africa tour wholesalers are facing new competition.

Read more: New Africa wholesaler in direct online pitch
 

Cruise council names annual awards finalists

2 FEB: Familiar names appear in the list of finalists for 2011 International Cruise Council Australasia awards, which cover the industry in Australia and NZ.

Read more: Cruise council names annual awards finalists
 

Egypt flouts global ban on cruel ivory trade

2 FEB: Elephant ivory is being sold openly to tourists in Cairo and Luxor and at Egyptian holiday resorts despite a ban on international sales which has been in place for some 20 years.

Read more: Egypt flouts global ban on cruel ivory trade
 

US hotel chain employs fragrance butlers

2 FEB: Room service now comes with a very different smell at a chain of hotels in the US.

Read more: US hotel chain employs fragrance butlers
 

Global air traffic up nearly 6% last year, says IATA

2 FEB: Global airline passenger demand grew 5.9% last year, but a capacity increase of 6.3% meant loads were down slightly, IATA said yesterday.

Read more: Global air traffic up nearly 6% last year, says IATA
 

Animal activists target Gold Coast theme park

2 FEB: An animal rights group has urged Gold Coast theme park Sea World to stop serving fish dishes, the Sydney Daily Telegraph reports today.

Read more: Animal activists target Gold Coast theme park
 

New statement on threatened Fiji storm

1 FEB: Fiji’s tourism industry is bracing for another tropical storm and Tourism Fiji has outlined action being taken by various operators.

Read more: New statement on threatened Fiji storm
 

Concordia search ends because of rescue dangers

1 FEB: Italian emergency officials said yesterday that they are calling off a search for missing people in the submerged section of Costa Concordia due to the danger to rescue workers.

Read more: Concordia search ends because of rescue dangers
 

Philippines budget airline considers Australia flights

1 FEB: Another Asian airline may be flying to Australia by the middle of next year, with low-cost Philippines carrier Cebu Air announcing yesterday that this country is among destinations it’s targeting with plans to launch long-haul services.

Read more: Philippines budget airline considers Australia flights
 

Spanish government takes action against collapsed carrier

1 FEB: The Spanish government has begun legal action against collapsed airline Spanair for allegedly violating the country’s aviation regulations with its sudden shutdown.

Read more: Spanish government takes action against collapsed carrier
 
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News in Brief for 6 February

UK SNOW CHAOS One-third of the flights at London Heathrow were due to be cancelled yesterday amid forecasts of heavy snow. Authorities warned of dangerous driving conditions.

RUN OVER BY JET A Boeing worker was seriously injured Saturday when he was run over by a 787 Dreamliner being towed at the planemaker’s Paine Field airport north of Seattle. The man was initially trapped under right wing landing gear.

SCUBA DEATH A US tourist has died while scuba diving in Grand Cayman in the Caribbean.The 47-year-old woman lost consciousness while ascending from a dive on Saturday. Efforts were made to revive her, but she was declared dead soon after being taken to a hospital.