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Jetstar begins Brisbane to Western Sydney direct flights

Jetstar direct flights between Brisbane and the Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport have started today. The flights will take place three times a

Stanthorpe – Wine, big rocks and a Johnny Cash secret

By Shane Rodgers The Queensland town of Stanthorpe, 220km south-west of Brisbane, is known for cold weather, wine, an apple and grape festival and a Johnny Cash

North Lakes resort-style town centre gets green light

A major town centre and resort development at North Lakes, north of Brisbane, has been given the green light. The Comiskey Group announced this week that it had secured

Brisbane is cruise-city-central after a challenging start

The Brisbane International Cruise Terminal had to contend with some proverbial rough waters before it became the success story it is today. There were logistical

New faces on Tourism and Events Queensland board

Experienced tourism leader John O’Sullivan has been appointed Chair of the Tourism and Events Queensland Board. The Queensland Government has also announced that

Snow resorts facing big challenges as season is cut short

The Australian snow industry is being hit with a “severe lack of snow” that has led to early season shutdowns and a crisis for resort businesses. In a statement

Weather becoming a big factor in travel plans

By Kerstin Zander and Stephen Garnett Before booking a holiday, it pays to check the weather. Rain can turn a joyful trip into a glum stretch of days. Soaring

Chinese visitor numbers surge in record airport year

A 51 percent increase in passengers from mainland China has helped Brisbane Airport achieve a record year in 2026-27. Figures released today show that Chinese airport

Air taxis coming to a SEQ sky near you

Air taxis are set to transform South-East Queensland’s airways, boosting emergency response times, regional and business connectivity and tourism opportunities. The

Air travel demand set to double in 20 years

Demand for air travel is set to double over the next 20 years with 50,000 more planes in the air. Boeing’s just-released 2026 Commercial Market Outlook predicts an 80

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