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Thank you for visiting KarryOn! We started KarryOn in 2013 after discovering that the travel industry was looking for something more fun and engaging than the traditional trade media available in Australia. Since then, KarryOn has soared and, after nearly four years, we have become the fastest-growing travel community, thanks to our dedicated and active readers from Australia, New Zealand, and beyond.

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  • 2 days ago | karryon.com.au | Kirstie Bedford

    A concrete sculpture where native Australian plants weave through rocks speared through steel poles is your first foray into this new, urban garden-like riverside hotel in Docklands. Don’t be fooled, though – while art, sculptures and plants seem to rule, it’s luxury all the way, from the river-facing rooms with their floor-to-ceiling glass bathroom walls, the uber local menu at signature restaurant From Here by Mike, and the sleek spa and indoor pool area with a beach club vibe.

  • 3 days ago | karryon.com.au | Mark Harada

    ATIA says the new board reflects the association’s diversity and will focus on delivering ‘A30’. Project A30 is a comprehensive reset for the association and a blueprint for the travel sector moving forward.

  • 3 days ago | karryon.com.au | Mark Harada

    Citing official Japan Tourism Statistics data, the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) announced that 78,900 Australians visited the Asian nation in May 2025, an increase of 18.7 per cent over the same period the year before. But here’s the kicker… the continued boom in Japan-bound travel came during a low season period for the country, which helps one of JNTO’s main goals of distributing tourism more evenly throughout the year.

  • 3 days ago | karryon.com.au | Mark Harada

    In what it calls “an important milestone” in the airline’s distribution strategy, Turkish announced that “after lengthy and meticulous negotiations, we have reached a mutually beneficial agreement with Sabre on common terms”. “This agreement will reinvigorate our cooperation that began years ago, and will make Turkish Airlines content accessible again on the Sabre platform as of June 24, 2025,” the carrier said in a message to its trade partners.

  • 3 days ago | karryon.com.au | Mark Harada

    25 June 2025An unhappy US President Donald Trump said both Israel and Iran had continued fighting after a ceasefire was set to begin on Tuesday. But Iran insisted it had upheld the truce, while Israel’s restrained response hinted the agreement was still largely holding, the New York Times reported. In either case, any ceasefire deal still appears shaky, which means more uncertainty for travel.

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