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#10. Flight Centre’s average agent revenue has doubled to $165K
Despite AI, OTAs and direct bookings, says Global MD Andrew Stark.
#9. Thailand halves Aussie visa-free stays in wider tourist crackdown
Cutting entry from 60 to 30 days.
#8. Why savvy Australian travellers are flying to Europe via China
Daily access to the UK and Europe from Sydney Airport.
#7. Why Australians are rediscovering New Caledonia experiences
What are Aussies looking for in our closest island neighbour?
#6. Delivery of Qantas’ first Project Sunrise plane postponed to 2027
The Airbus A350-1000ULR aircraft is now expected in April 2027.
#5. Canada field notes: Chasing the northern lights in Yellowknife
Destination Canada Radical Ambassador Emily Noble shares her guide.
#4. Four Seasons launches 2028 private jet experiences as 2027 sells out
Only a select number of seats still available for this year.
#3. AVG Travels collapse exposes gap in what really protects travellers
When a booking fails, which protections actually count?
#2. Western Sydney International Airport cleared for Qatar & UAE flights
Big capacity boost ahead of WSI opening in October 2026.
#1. Queensland’s Lindeman Island comeback a step closer
As Marriott confirms Le Méridien debut on the Whitsundays isle.
And that’s another must-read recap of the Karryon Top 10 Stories of the week.
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