Travel association growth and 1905 Australia links
Growth of the Australian Travel Association discussed at the convention in Surrette Paradise. Mr D Bates of the Austin Nenona Travel Association cites world travel spending near 80,000 million dollars yearly and international travel exceeding 100 million people with 10 percent growth. Australia attracted 192,000 overseas visitors two years ago. Bates predicts over 610,000 by 178. The federation provides members travel information and professional service while conventions enable dialogue with IATA, UTA, Singapore board, Hong Kong, and transport reps. More than 350 attendees expected.
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Surrete Paradise
D. Bates
Austin Nenona Travel Association
Australia
Bates
Bales
Fvereax
Australian Federation of Travel Agents
Buviry
International Air Transport Association
Universal Organisation of Travel Agente’ Associon
Singapore Tourist Promotion Board
Hong Kong
Delegates to Australian travel conference feted in Canberra
Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and Malaysia Singapore Airlines plan a distinctive welcome for delegates at the 10th Annual Conference of the Australian Federation of Travel Agents in Canberra. The event features a Singapore Malay food display and a reception by notable Singaporeans, with promotional photographs and regional exhibits to boost tourism.
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Australian Federation of Travel Agents
Singapore Tourist Promotion Board
Malaysia - Singapore Airlines
Canberra Rex
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APTA
Airimenaye
Singapore
Inche Othman Hin
Laniin Ang Hiv
Che Katuah Hinte Nordin
Sings Para
Holoestes
MSA
Recepy
Australia
Aset-Ana
Vari
Singapore Aire Hinwy
Apri
Sydney
Djakarta
Perth
Australis Hay
United Kingdom
Sing
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Tasmanian ferry service boosts mainland Tasmanian travel
The 1959 introduction of the Melbourne to Devonport passenger and car ferry spurred a gradual rise in tourism both ways between mainland Australia and Tasmania. Passenger numbers fluctuated with years showing large jumps and drops while car traffic generally followed a different pattern, peaking at 21 270 in one year before receding.
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Melbourne
Devonport
Tasmania
West
Povenaers
Care
Canberra Faces Need for Major Conference Facilities
Canberra planners warn that the capital’s tourist and convention traffic requires a large modern conference complex. Estimates show Canberra’s tourism rising sharply, with visitors to the War Memorial reaching 217,000 in 1985 and year-by-year growth expected. A peak 3,000-seat hall and accompanying spaces are urged, as current venues such as the Canberra Theatre and Academy of Science buildings are insufficient for large international conventions.
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Alice
Watson
Tosciat Bureau
Europe
America
Canberra
Playhouse
Albert Hall
Haydon Centre
St John's
Canberra Rex Hotel
Tounse
Rex Willie
Tacitinies
Fragmented Local Item Reads Like A Brief Notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local matter with unreadable details. Readable elements indicate a public notice or community item without clear names, dates, or actions. The text provides partial hints but lacks verifiable facts for full reporting.
Fragmented OCR Tale Without Clear Event
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places with insufficient context. Readable entities include Thea clumee Meld Air and the Slee Torre achats, while other words are indecipherable, yielding no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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Masui
Napotmen
Saci
Thea Clumee
Ted
Fragmented OCR Note From Din Town Papal Ince Sade
Fragmented readable phrases reference Kanth sive Sell Toa corey sack Will neat to oprmtore yale Titi nae ee aurea i tie Fae mire ek UA neta em Sad Mutation Fal CMchyre tact rece mon ete name Ue ll em Miami ear Sar ire fore ha Weymas sit eniat ete
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Miami
Steady rise in visitors to Australia over a decade
The Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics shows growing numbers of visitors entering and leaving Australia, with eight of ten years recording more departures than arrivals. The data highlight changes in travel patterns, including the Melbourne Olympic year, and classify visitors into short term categories such as transit, holidays, business, and education while noting total travel figures and contrasts with Australian outbound travel.
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Australia
Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics
Melbourne
Bath
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Overseas Travel Agency
Devonport Street
Lyons
Tasmanian
Commonwealth
War Memorial
Tourisen
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Sor
Wauwon
Aalee
Canbera
Motte
Mately
Wanison
Groupe
Nt Sisters
Aimlie
Eae
Department of the
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Bellig
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Penn
Saturn
Winsor
Academy ” of Science
Becker Hall
Fellows Mall
L. Hy Watson
Ulladulla
Wien
Margaret, van Meel
South East Asia
Hing Bork
Howe
U.K
Angelina Lauro
Achille Lauro
Capetown
South Africa
Free Port
Tenerife
Canary Islands
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