Displaying items by tag:Julie White
Travel taxes facts of life but govts need to take care of the ‘golden goose’: TAANZ
Consultation, communication and an understanding of the booking chain are crucial when governments are considering adding taxes to their countries’ tourism sector, says Travel Agents Association of New Zealand (TAANZ) CEO Julie White. She says it is also worth decision-makers considering price competitiveness and remembering that travellers literally have a world of choice.
TAANZ launches new co-funded training initiatives
The Travel Agents Association of New Zealand (TAANZ) has launched a co-funded workforce training initiative for members.
Surcharge ban an uneven playing field for agents
The Travel Agents’ Association of New Zealand (TAANZ) has joined various voices speaking out about the Government’s proposed Retail Payment System (Ban on Surcharges) Amendment Bill.
TAANZ releases sneak peek of new brand
Driving more consumer confidence and accentuating the benefits of using an accredited advisor is the key objective behind new branding soon to be launched by the Travel Agents Association of New Zealand (TAANZ).
Heathrow let us down, says IATA
Last week’s closing of Heathrow is ‘yet another case’ of Heathrow letting down both travellers and airlines, according to Willie Walsh, IATA’s director general.
AKL travel show delivers fresh take, interactive features
By Faye Spooner
Travel industry leaders have lauded the Auckland Travel Show held over the weekend as an innovation for the sector.
Members perks, website progress, training steps, all wins for TAANZ, says CE
A number of recent wins for the Travel Agents Association of New Zealand (TAANZ) were outlined at the organisation’s AGM yesterday, along with plans for the immediate future.
New face at Hospitality NZ
Hospitality New Zealand has appointed Sandi Reily as marketing, events and communications manager.
Reily comes from thirteen years in the leisure travel market across Australasia and the US where she has worked with tourism and hospitality stakeholders in New Zealand, Fiji and the Cook Islands. The last five years have seen her set up an office in the US, from where she has promoted New Zealand businesses.
