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GROUP TRAVEL Qantas Group Travel provides domestic and international travel arrangements for Australian-based customers who require group fares and conditions for 10 or more people travelling for a common purpose on the same flight. A Sydney-based team of consultants manage group sales Australia-wide, working with travel agents and direct customers. Group market segments include incentives, meetings, conferences, events, sporting groups, school groups, musical groups, special interest groups and the fly/cruise market. Qantas Group Travel can also arrange charter aircraft. Customers can request a quote for a group booking online at qantas.com (for direct bookings) or qantas.com/agents (for travel agents). 
QANTAS TRAVEL CENTRES In addition to the strong relationship Qantas has with travel agents across Australia, Qantas Travel centres are located in every Australian state and territory. The outlets provide a range of services, including itinerary planning and pricing, air travel bookings and ticketing, cruises, accommodation, car hire, tours, travel insurance and rail passes. Qantas Travel locations are:
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Australian Capital Territory - Jolimont . South Australia - Adelaide

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New South Wales - Sydney . Victoria - Melbourne

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Northern Territory - Darwin, Nhulunbuy . Western Australia - Perth

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Queensland - Brisbane, Cairns, Townsville

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Further information and media releases can be found at the Qantas website: qantas.com
September 2010

 

AIRFARES
Airfares have continued to fall in real terms since the end of World War II as a result of factors that include: operational efficiencies derived from new technology; larger aircraft offering lower operating costs; airline growth leading to economies of scope and scale; increasing competition; and, more recently, computerised yield management systems that allow airlines to meet market demand with a far greater range of fares.
INTERNATIONAL FARES  International airfare pricing is today determined by competition and demand, however this was not always the case. The International Air Transport Association's (IATA) 1946 Bermuda Agreement paved the way for IATA's involvement in setting international fares and cargo rates. Under the auspices of IATA, the industry introduced tourist class (now economy), offering lower fares in return for reduced leg room and inflight catering. Qantas introduced tourist class in 1954. With fares agreed between nations (not airlines) as part of bilateral air services agreements, special discounted fares were initially subject to Government approval throughout the world, with a more 'hands off' approach developing over time. The introduction of the Boeing 747, with its lower seat-kilometre costs, enabled Qantas to pioneer fare discounts in the 1970s (still subject to Government approval). In 1982, fare regulation ended with the withdrawal of the government from fare setting. For the first time, Qantas was able to offer discounted fares direct to the public. The tables below illustrate falls in Sydney-London return fares over time. Comparisons are based on the lowest return fares available in each year. In August 2010, the lowest basic Qantas return fare was A$1,873 (excluding taxes and charges) and the latest figure published for average ordinary pre-tax weekly earnings was A$1,256 for full-time work, excluding overtime (sources: Australian Bureau of Statistics and Qantas).
　
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