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9. New Zealand to Host Famils Over Next Three Months: New Zealand to Host Famils Over Next Three Months. Tourism New Zealand is to host more than 85 travel agents over the next three months to get them up to speed with all the latest developments in New Zealand’s tourism industry.

10. Tourism New Zealand Overhauls its Training Programme for Travel Agents: Tourism New Zealand is overhauling the Kiwi Specialist retail training programme and introducing more incentives for travel agents. Under the newly named 100% Pure New Zealand Specialist Programme, travel agents will find it easier to qualify to be an 100% Pure New Zealand Specialist. The criteria to maintain the status of a specialist will also change to enable agents to stay in t

11. Sydney to host Dreamtime in 2004: Sydney to host Dreamtime in 2004

12. ATC to launch 'Choose Australia' Asia business tourism campaign: ATC to launch 'Choose Australia' Asia business tourism campaign

13. Australian Travel Agents Guaranteed a Fiji Trip with Newmans Holidays: Australian Travel Agents Guaranteed a Fiji Trip with Newmans Holidays.

14. ATC to launch new business tourism campaign - Latest Travel News - September 2002: ATC to launch new business tourism campaign. Latest Travel News from ASIA Travel Tips.com - updated daily, and available free through email. September 2002.

15. Tourism Australia and Etihad Airways Sign New 5-Year A$30M Marketing Deal: Tourism Australia and Etihad Airways have deepened their commercial partnership by signing a five-year, A$30 million marketing deal to promote Australia to leisure and business travellers in key overseas markets. The new MOU, signed today (22 June 2015) at the Australian Tourism Exchange in Melbourne, extends an existing three-year deal worth A$12 million which expires this year.