The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has convened its 24th Global Summit in Perth, Western Australia, bringing together industry leaders, government officials, and influential figures from around the world to shape the future of the Travel & Tourism sector. The summit, focused on sustainable growth and empowerment of local communities, features prominent speakers and addresses key topics like destination stewardship, the influence of AI, and the significance of Indigenous tourism.
South African Airways (SAA) is increasing the frequency of its non-stop flights between Perth and Johannesburg, adding an extra weekly flight in December 2024 and another in January 2025. This expansion is a direct response to the rising demand for travel between Australia and Africa.
The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) is gearing up for its 24th Global Summit in Perth, Western Australia, bringing together global leaders, industry experts, and innovative thinkers to discuss the future of Travel & Tourism. The summit will feature renowned speakers like former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and conservationist Robert Irwin, focusing on sustainability, innovation, and collaboration to shape a more resilient and prosperous industry.
The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) is set to host its 24th Global Summit in Perth, Australia, from October 8-10, 2024. This highly anticipated event will bring together global leaders, industry experts, and government officials to discuss the future of sustainable travel and tourism. The summit will feature prominent speakers like John Kerry and Robert Irwin, alongside a diverse range of business leaders, all focused on shaping a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable travel industry.
The 24th World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) Global Summit in Perth, Australia, will bring together global leaders, sustainability initiatives, and a unique pitch event for students. The event will feature keynote speakers like John Kerry, Robert Irwin, and industry pioneers discussing the future of Travel & Tourism.
Jetstar is expanding its reach in Southeast Asia with a new four-times-weekly service between Perth and Bangkok, starting September 6th. This follows the recent launch of new routes to Singapore and Phuket and the doubling of Perth-Singapore flights. The expansion will add over 300,000 seats annually between Western Australia and Southeast Asia, with connections to Jetstar Asia’s network of 17 destinations. Jetstar has also made changes to its Perth operations, including a new plane and pilot base and the relocation of domestic flights to Terminal 2 for easier connections. To celebrate the new Asian flights, Jetstar is offering discounted fares.
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Jetstar has significantly expanded its operations in Western Australia, launching a new Airbus A321LR service to Bangkok from Perth, marking its third new Asian destination from the city. This expansion, along with a new pilot and aircraft base in Perth, underscores the airline’s commitment to providing affordable travel options and its belief in the region’s potential as a key market for international travel.
Perth’s business and community sectors are witnessing a wave of leadership changes with new appointments across various industries. From hospitality and mining to disability services and community initiatives, these new leaders bring a wealth of experience and fresh perspectives to their respective organizations.
Qantas has altered its flight routes to Europe, including a stopover in Singapore for its Perth-London service, due to concerns about flying over the Middle East. The airline has also introduced new flight numbers for outbound flights and maintained direct flights to Paris and Rome from Perth.
