The airline today announced it was buying the remaining stake in Byron Bay founded TripADeal.
The move is expected to accelerate Qantas Loyalty's exposure to the growing $13 billion online holiday packages market.
"TripADeal has been building on-trend and well-priced holiday packages for over a decade and has delighted millions of holidaymakers in the process," Glance said.
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