World Routes 2019

We asked Routes Americas delegates if we would see them down under. Take a look at who said "I'm going!"

This week: World Routes 2019 host Adelaide set for new Kuala Lumpur service; British Airways to resume Dammam; and Xiamen Airlines plans to introduce Chengdu - Cebu route.

Senior network planners from leading airlines confirm that they will be heading Down Under for the 25th World Route Development Forum.

In the first of a new feature, Routesonline catches up with Mark Gill, manager of aviation development at South Australian Tourism Commission.

South Australia, the location of the next World Routes event, has reported a record number of visitors to the region, with the state’s visitor economy soaring to an all-time-high of AU$6.9bn.

Smaller cities across the world are seeing success when bidding to host major events, capitalising on the constraints of conventional event locations.

Plan ahead to make the most of your time at the industry’s leading route development events.

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While all eyes are on Adelaide for the next World Routes in 2019, Milan is already preparing for its time in the spotlight a year later.

Watch three action-packed days of meetings, conference talks, exhibitions and entertainment distilled down into three minutes.

With World Routes 2019 set to take place in the Adelaide, Routesonline shines a spotlight on Australia's growing international market.

China Southern adds Adelaide flights as capacity between China and Australia continues its upward trajectory.

Routesonline looks at the sharp rise in international capacity to/from Australia, fuelled by growing capacity from New Zealand, China, United Arab Emirates and Qatar.

The first Australian World Routes will take place in Adelaide following the city’s successful bid to host the event in 2019.

Following the announcement that World Routes 2019 will take place in Adelaide, Australia, hosted by South Australian Tourism Commission, Tourism Australia and Adelaide Airport, Routesonline takes a closer look at its aviation sector.

The capital city of South Australia has been named as the host of the World Routes forum in 2019. Hosting the event gives the city the opportunity to not only boost air connectivity, but to show thousands of delegates what they have to offer potential visitors.

Speaking at the World Routes Tourism Summit, the managing director of Tourism Australia sheds some light on the record breaking growth of the country.