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Sex, vomit, guns: Uber tightens riding rules
Flirting with someone riding in an Uber could get you banned under new guidelines.
Flirting with someone riding in an Uber could get you banned under new guidelines.
Awards voted on by customers and travel industry named Cathay Pacific top Asian airline.
Etihad is a top carrier but the Auckland-Dublin deal involves two stops.
Airline says bad weather forced it to take on more fuel for safety reasons.
Fog hits Auckland Airport about 10 times a year but technology allows it to operate
Air New Zealand and Qatar Airways also take top operations awards
Uber has announced its shortlist for a third location to test its flying taxis.
A frequent flyer warns that a slip while booking online yourself can prove costly
Non-cash adjustments have hit Virgin hard but the airline's revenue reached a record.
Air New Zealand return fares to London are around $1400 for travel next year.
Travellers will no longer need to fill in departure cards from November.
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COMMENT: The airport is playing catch-up with a big build - and you're paying for it.
The 2019 China-NZ Year of Tourism will put focus on travel between the two countries.
The airport says things won't run smoothly at times of transition.
Qantas will spend some of its record profit on revamping its Auckland lounge
Christopher Luxon says some service has been "ropy" and he wants to restore reliability.
Qantas has unveiled a record underlying pre-tax profit of A$1.6 billion.
A report out today calls for ''myth busting'' about conditions in the tourism industry.
The lure of Queenstown is pushing up the number of planes and profits at the airport
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New Zealand continues to be a tourist hotspot and visitor spending is soaring.
The energy company wants to give drivers a taste of EVs
Airport company says it has looked but ruled out sites other than Wanaka and Queenstown.
The increased number of voyages and passengers boosted spending by $67m
Kiwi's have the travel bug so the falling dollar is a speed bump not a wipeout, says agent
The high end retreat operator says it will offer new ways of coping with marathon flights.
A hotel defends room signs like ''blow me'' and ''swallow, it's safe'' as ''quirky''.
While organisers are confident the city will cope the influx will stretch resources.
The airline is responding to the worst drought in more than 50 years.