Tags: travel-and-tourism

No tax relief for PNG's tourism industry

14:14:33, 20 November 2008, Radio Australia News

An international accounting firm says Papua New Guinea should have reduced tax on tourism related items in the country's 2009 budget, which was unveiled this week.

Tongan ferry operator confident of service

08:07:54, 19 November 2008, Radio Australia News

The operator of Tonga's main inter-island ferry says the ship can handle the current sailing schedule, despite complaints to the prime ministers office.

European Commission bans Cambodian carrier

17:34:46, 18 November 2008, Radio Australia News

The European Commission has added Cambodia's Siem Reap Airways to a safety blacklist that bars carriers from flying to the 27-nation bloc.

Tokyo airline stuck, waits for a taxi

20:13:42, 16 November 2008, Radio Australia News

A Japan Airlines passenger plane from Malaysia became stuck on the runway shortly after landing at Tokyo's main airport.

PNG flights delayed after industrial action

09:45:31, 14 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Striking air traffic controllers in Papua New Guinea are back on the job today, after the Civil Aviation Authority gave an assurance that all outstanding allowances would be paid starting next week.

Australian carrier cuts fuel surcharge

09:14:36, 12 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Australian airline Virgin Blue is reducing its fuel surcharges by 20 per cent.

PNG carrier looks to hire former pilots

09:42:08, 11 November 2008, Radio Australia News

Air Niugini has begun a campaign to entice its former national pilots back from overseas postings.