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Australia Insight’s top market
Friday, 18 Oct, 2005
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Insight Vacations Europe has confirmed that Australia is still its top source of passengers with numbers booming by 80% since 2003.
Insight’s global Managing Director, John Boulding visiting Australia this week said that Australia is the key market for Insight which has increased capacity for 2006 to meet the strong demand.
Mr Boulding said that Insight’s 2006 programs includes nine new tours including the Black Sea, Romania, Bulgaria, Transylvania and Albania, new departures featuring Italy and a new easy pace tours programme.
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