Customers furious as travel agent claims it collapsed but is still registered to trade
A travel agent which says it has appointed administrators but is still registered to trade has become the centre of customer anger in recent weeks.
A travel agency that was turning over approximately $2 million annually has collapsed into voluntary administration after a proposed merger …
A Melbourne small business has been caught in the fall-out as customers of a travel agency in Western Australia were left stranded in Eas…
More than 100 consumers and businesses have been left out of pocket after an Australian travel agency collapsed in August. Australian Specia…
The SmartCompany Dun & Bradstreet Industry Growth List for the tourism sector reveals an industry not only already crunched by the economy b…
Despite a rush of poor profit results, the Australian sharemarket has enjoyed one of its best mornings in weeks. Despite a rush of poor pr…
In an increasingly tough economic climate, so many companies are using technology and ideas to create free products and services that it is …
Ongoing performance problems with its new La Voca store concept have forced fashion retailer Noni B has announced a profit downgrade for 200…
Competition in the online travel and accommodation sector is set to hot up following Webjet’s announcement that it will sell hotel room book…
Travel is one of the most popular online purchases for Australian consumers – which is bad news for Australia’s travel agency sector. By…
The difference between a good value proposition and a bad value proposition can actually be quite straightforward – here’s what I mean… …
Flight Centre is predicting another strong 12 months ahead and has lifted its profit guidance for the first half of 2008. The travel agency …
