Travel

COVID-19 NTEverything we know about the 39 NT coronavirus cases

THERE have now been 39 confirmed NT coronavirus cases. Here is what we know so far about each of those cases

TravelMore cruises axed as comeback plans revealed

Major cruise operators have axed more voyages amid ongoing travel difficulties, but next year might hold some pleasant surprises for travellers.

David Aidone

Savage blowBoeing to cut another 7000 as COVID throttles travel

Boeing has been whipsawed by falling revenue since its 737 Max was grounded in March 2019 after two deadly crashes, and then a coronavirus pandemic that caused air travel to plunge.

ocean cruisingReduced emissions system for new MSC Seashore

Good news for one of the biggest and most technologically advanced ships ever built in Italy.

msc cruises“Safe Air” for ocean cruising

A new air sanitation process sees MSC again at the cutting edge of cruising technology

royal caribbeanCruising company gears up for 2021/2022

Royal Carribean bulks up its Australian cruise offerings, reports STEPHEN SCOURFIELD

Stephen Scourfield

Travel, businessVirgin reintroduces flights between Alice Springs, Brisbane

VIRGIN Australia will reintroduce twice-weekly services between Brisbane and Alice Springs from November 3

Denise Cahill

Grim outlookAviation body warns of massive job cuts

The International Air Transport Association has warned millions of airline jobs could be lost in 2021 due to the second wave of COVID-19 — and is asking the government to step in and take action.

Geoffrey Thomas

Hard border debate‘We can’t be last’: WA tourism pushes for reopening

WA’s hard border means the tourism industry is already missing out on east coast dollars for 2021, according to Tourism Council WA boss Evan Hall.

Caitlyn Rintoul & Jenna Clarke

rivers of the worldStreams of thought that mesmerise

STEPHEN SCOURFIELD goes with the flow through time and tide

Stephen Scourfield

Goldfields, gascoyne, pilbara & moreFamily road trip a big slice of adventure

An outback escape was an eye-opener for STEVE BUTLER

Steve Butler

the pod well travelledNambung, Sam Lovell & Art of the Pilbara

Our latest travel podcast explores the music and art of Western Australia

Will Yeoman

Welcome homeFirst planeload of stranded Aussies from India touches down in Darwin

THE first planeload of repatriated Australians from India has touched down at Darwin airport after flying in from New Delhi

SARAH MATTHEWS and JUDITH AISTHORPE

The West LiveWA needs tentative reopening date: Tourism Council

Tourism Council WA boss Evan Hall will join The West Live this morning to discuss the State's hard border policy heading into the Christmas season. LISTEN LIVE FROM 8.45AM.

Caitlyn Rintoul

TRAVEL UPDATEPush to fly regional Victorians up to the NT from Geelong

A VICTORIAN airport is pushing for direct flights to resume between the NT and Greater Geelong for the first time in years

Natasha Emeck

new norcia daytripperA slice of Spain

The travel team and friends spend a weekend with icons, writes WILL YEOMAN

Will Yeoman

The West LiveGoyder calls on State to provide border road map

Qantas chair Richard Goyder says Victoria recording zero new coronavirus cases today should prompt the WA Government to outline its plans to reopen its borders.

Caitlyn Rintoul & Jenna Clarke

Serious concernsAustralian women strip searched at Qatari airport

Australian women were among those dragged off an aeroplane in Qatar and subjected to a humiliating search – including having their genitals examined – after a premature baby was found.

Clare Armstrong

opinion
opinion
Eating his words
opinion
So, a humbled journo walks into a Manjimup bar...

I have been complained about, threatened, assaulted, and even defamed for my opinion pieces. But I have never copped as much flak as I did last week when I suggested the Manjimup Hotel was a bit crap.

Ben HarveyChief Reporter

CHARTER FLIGHTSWelcome home: Repatriated Aussies settle in to Howard Springs

A GROUP of 161 Australians stranded overseas is settling in for their first night at their new home in the Top End for the next two weeks

Thomas Morgan

First pictures, videoOn home soil: Once-stranded Aussies flown back to Darwin

ABOUT 160 formerly stranded Aussies have settled in to their new digs in Howard Springs, where they will quarantine for two weeks. The expats arrived today on the the first of eight repatriation flights to bring stranded Aussies home via Darwin

Thomas Morgan