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2 travelBulletin MEDIA KIT 2017
ABOUT US
travelBulletin is the Australian travel industry’s pre-eminent print publication.
travelBulletin’s incisive commentary, expert analysis and in-depth reportage bring perspective and meaning to the brief news reports of the electronic media.
travelBulletin is the essential publication for travel professionals trying to make sense of the rapid changes which are transforming their fast-moving industry.
travelBulletin sponsorships underwrite and support key industry programs including the AFTA National Travel Industry Awards, the Cruise Lines International Association Australasia annual cruise industry awards and other important industry events.
travelBulletin provides the ideal environment to deliver your message to a circulation of professionals who are serious about the business of travel.
Part of the Business Publishing Group
READER CLASSIFICATIONTravel retailers, wholesalers, TMCs and corporate travel buyers 85%
Land, sea, air carriers and accommodation 15%
JOB CLASSIFICATIONRetail/TMC/wholesale proprietors, managers and consultants 90%
Other travel industry managers and personnel 10%
IF YOU’RE SERIOUS ABOUT THE BUSINESS OF TRAVEL
CIRCULATION
THE NUMBERS
NOVEMBER 2015
WORLD AIRLINES
POLAR REGIONS
2016 HOT SPOTS
BEAUTIFUL BALI
Spotlight on some of the travel industry’s greatest family success stories.
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JUNE 2016
Young guns take position
INDOCHINA
SOUTH AMERICA
RIVER CRUISING
MACAO
RAILWINBusiness Class flights to Europe with Emirates
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LUxURy TRAVEL
SOUTH AMERICA
SINGAPORE
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MALAySIA
SPECIAL LUXURY EDITION
A u s t r i a . A s i n g u l a r j o u r n e y, a l i f e t i m e o f m e m o r i e s .
Geographically, artistically, politically and culturally, all roads have led to Austria for centuries. The results speak for themselves: Imperial grandeur. Stunning natural beauty. Food without equal. And all of this paired with a wonderfully relaxed way of life. To journey through Austria is to experience the best of Europe — and a trip your customers won’t soon forget.
From the Alps in the west to the vineyards in the east, mighty river valleys to gorgeous cities, Austria has all that is needed for a memorable vacation. Explore the country’s unique imperial history in Vienna, indulge in culinary delights in Graz, walk in the footsteps of Mozart and the VonTrapp family in Salzburg and surroundings, experience stunning views and Alpine culture in Tirol or take a winter break at the Arlberg, the cradle of Alpine skiing. A great way to discover Austria’s most beautiful destinations is using the extensive rail network of the OEBB (Austrian Federal Railways).
Choose the properties of our Austria Collection, a curated group of premier hotels, for the best experience of Austrian hospitality. Your customers will love the 26 outstanding hotels located in the cities Vienna, Salzburg and Innsbruck and also in excellent countryside locations.
Find out more and embark on a journey through Austria on austria.info/journeys
E m i r a t e s i n t r o d u c e s R a i l & F l y i n A u s t r i a
To make travel from Australia even more convenient, Emirates has launched an interline agreement with the Austrian Federal Railways (OEBB) providing Emirates customers with the ability to now seamlessly book Emirates flights and OEBB railway tickets in one booking.
This new fly / rail partnership with OEBB offers your customers attractive rates and a guaranteed connection to their Emirates flight or OEBB train. It also simplifies the booking process for Emirates passengers to now be booked on an OEBB train journey to 7 main cities across Austria, including Bregenz, Graz, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, Linz, Salzburg and St. Pölten in conjunction with their Emirates flights.
Emirates Business and First Class passengers also receive complimentary access to the OEBB lounges at all major train stations.
For further information about the new Rail & Fly product, please check austria.info/rail&fly
To experience a journey through Austria and Emirates’ new Rail&Fly product first-hand, we invite you to participate in our “Journeys through Austria” competition. More information in this issue!
A u s t r i a n N a t i o n a lT o u r i s t O f f i c e
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ABOUT US
“Travel Bulletin is a trusted and proven partner of AFTA, the enormous support they provide to the travel industry is greatly valued”Jayson Westbury, chief executiveAustralian Federation of Travel Agents
“Travel Bulletin is a great way to dive into the issues that affect Australia’s tourism industry today. Our members look to ATEC to show industry leadership and Travel Bulletin helps us give that leadership a voice”Peter Shelley, managing directorAustralian Tourism Export Council
“Travel Bulletin is a professional publication that delivers an alternative and in-depth commentary on the industry – a valuable point of difference to the pace of daily news”Brett Jardine, commercial directorCLIA Australasia
“Since its inception Travel Bulletin has been the must read publication for industry professionals. For CATO it’s an invaluable tool, not just to distribute our message but also as a source of in-depth and accurate news on our industry and destinations”
Dennis Bunnik, chairCouncil of Australian Tour Operators
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FEATURES
• Skiing• South America• Rail Journeys• Macao• Asia: Indochina• Island holidays
• Spiritual Journeys• Small Group Touring• Europe• Mauritius• Drive
• CRUISE ISSUE• River cruising• Abu Dhabi• Canada & Alaska• Korea• Pacific Islands
Booking deadline 28 AprilMaterial deadline 05 MayDistribution week commencing 29 May
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BEN feature: Victoria
• Solomon Islands• Eastern Mediterranean• Malaysia/Sabah• Adventure• Japan• Literature Travel
• Israel & Jordan• Thailand• Trekking/Walking Holidays• Weddings & Honeymoons• Hawaii
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• USA• Food & Wine• Philippines• Australian Escapes• 2018 Airline Guide
• NTIA ISSUE• India & Sri Lanka• Scandinavian Europe• Family Holidays• Hotels & Apartments• Sports Travel• Arabia
• Europe & Earlybirds• Drive• Africa• The Americas• Singapore• Luxury Travel
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Booking deadline 29 SeptemberMaterial deadline 06 OctoberDistribution week commencing 30 October
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• USA• Indonesia• South Africa• Myanmar• Insurance
• Pacific Islands• Britain• Ocean Cruising• Asia: Hong Kong & China• Battlefields• The Americas
• Polar Regions• Rail Journeys• New Zealand• 2018 Hot Spots• Italy• Romance
DECEMBER/JANUARY
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THE ROCKYMOUNTAINEER
cover storYhome-based agenTsThe end of bricks and mortar?
This month’s contributorsSteve Jones, Jayson Westbury, Juliana Payne, Oliver Tams, Guy Dundas, Matt Lennon, Brett Jardine, Gary Walsh, Kris Madden, Sarah Piper, Lee Mylne
from the managing editor
Welcome to our November-December issue, which for the first time includes a hard copy version of the popular Business class Airline Guide previously produced online by Travel Daily. many agents have told us how they regularly use our airline guides when talking to clients, and we hope that the new print format with travelBulletin makes them even more useful – keep your eye out for economy, Premium economy and First class guides in upcoming issues of the magazine.
meanwhile, the expansion of the marketing partnership between Tourism Australia and Virgin Australia announced this month has seen VA become the tourism body’s largest airline partner.
Virgin Australia will provide targeted support for Tourism Australia’s business events and international media hosting programs, as well as Australian Tourism exchange in 2015 – in the process exposing its product to a carefully targeted group of highly influential international media and travel product buyers.
While great news for Australian tourism, the Virgin deal also underlines the longstanding impasse between Qantas and Tourism Australia (TA) which must surely be seen as an ongoing embarrassment and a lost opportunity for the national carrier.
Two years ago Qantas ceo Alan Joyce pulled the plug on QF’s 40-year-long relationship with Tourism Australia, citing a conflict of interest by his former mentor and TA chairman Geoff Dixon, who was part of an investor consortium agitating to change the airline’s direction.
At the time Qantas said it would redirect the money it was spending on tourism marketing with Tourism Australia to the various state tourism organisations – again great news for the industry, but also creating a confusing message when contrasted with TA’s calls for the sector to speak with a single voice when marketing Australia.
To observers overseas the continuation of the bitter feud between Qantas and Tourism Australia is looking more and more like a petulant dummy spit which has opened up opportunities that QF’s competitors must have previously only dreamed of.
Tourism Australia now has an array of airline partners, including all three of Virgin Australia’s major foreign carrier shareholders in the form of Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand and etihad.
The Dixon consortium has long since walked away from its aspirations to control the carrier, but there appears to be no shift in the QF position which looks increasingly like a self-destructive own goal.
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monThly 02 State of the industry
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EDITORIALManaging Editor – Bruce Piper [email protected]
Co-ordinating Editor – louise Wallace Ph: 02 8090 3125 [email protected]
Editor at Large – Ian mcmahon Ph: 03 9568 4464 or 0414 320 321 [email protected]
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The RamificaTions of RefoRm
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RATES & SPECS
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There are plenty of little islands around the world, but where is this beauty located? If you have any idea, send your answer to [email protected] and go in the draw to WIN your very own travel guidebook, courtesy of Marco Polo Travel Publishing.
Each guidebook features full colour maps, insider tips on how to get off the beaten track, and recommendations on how to make the most of each destination.
> Win A GuidebooK! funnies flashbackWhere were you on 06 December 1999? We took a trip down memory lane and uncovered this gem from that day in the Travel Daily Window Seat archives:
A PeT STOre owner from Barbados was arrested at Miami International Airport after customs offi cers found 55 tortoises stuffed in his pants. rodney Carrington initially said he had nothing to declare, but offi cers became suspicious when they saw his trousers were wriggling and had “ominous bulges in unusual places”.
We know that some people can be a bit nutty about their pets, but we’ve never heard of such desperate measures to take them on holidays.
A NeW travel app has been launched by travel industry professional Lisa Pagotto, called Crooked Compass. The app includes over 1000 unique experiences designed to allow travellers to get off the beaten track and fi nd something new. The experiences are located across 134 countries and are categorised so that you can fi nd one that appeals to you. They range from animal encounters, eating like a local, to unique accommodation and adrenaline fuelled adventures.
each experience has its own page in the app which provides thorough information on what the experience is, the best time of year to go, where it’s located, how to get there, how much it costs, and how to book. An interactive map makes it easy to fi nd as well.
There’s also an ‘experience of the Day’ which appears each time you open the app, helping to provide inspiration for your bucket list.
Why not go above and beyond for your clients by suggesting that they download the app for those incredible, once in a lifetime experiences that will let them escape any tourist traps and gain that local fl avour to their trip?
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CONGrATuLATIONS to Donna McHugh from helloworld Settlement City who was the lucky winner of last month’s Malaysian Getaway competition. We received dozens of creative captions to the above photo, but her entry “you’re a basket case!” was just too good to pass up.
Courtesy of Berjaya Hotels & resorts and Malaysia Airlines, Donna and a friend will enjoy a dream holiday in Malaysia. The prize includes return fl ights to Langkawi, three nights at Berjaya Langkawi resort, and two nights at Berjaya Times Square Hotel in Kuala Lumpur.
WE HAVE A WINNER
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WEBSITE ADVERTISINGMarketing is the lifeblood of every business. In this digital age, strategic placement of display ads is critical to completing your branding circle. Boost your activity through the various ad placements available online.
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CREATIVE DISPLAYPart of effective advertising is having your creative get noticed by standing out from the crowd. Here is just a small selection of what is possible within our magazine, using creative shapes and creative possibilities to disrupt the traditional layout. Talk to us about your requirements and to arrange a quote.
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INTERVIEWWith Scenic founder, Glen Moroney
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Branded ContentLet storytelling take centre stage to influence the hearts and minds of your target market. Through a collaborative process we’ll take a brief, agree upon a fee and then set to work on an entirely creative and bespoke piece. We’ll work with you on what you want to say in a style that’s keeping with our editorial standards and readers’ expectations. Branded content can be an effective communications tool that helps you achieve your marketing objectives. Talk to us about the possibilities and to arrange for a brief and quote.
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