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22nd Apr 2021 12:15 PM Qantas has relaunched its nostalgic mystery flights to try to revive a sense of wanderlust within a travel industry crushed by the coronavirus pandemic. On Sunday, more than 100 eager travellers (including this reporter) arrived at Sydney s domestic airport to board a flight where the destination remained unknown. All passengers were told beforehand was to pack for a tropical beach island where the weather would be balmy . Passengers were told to pack for a tropical beach island. Picture: Supplied Huddled in the business lounge over a pre-flight breakfast, passengers - including members of the Qantas 747 fan club - pointed to destinations such as the Whitsundays, far north Queensland or Lord Howe Island.
The one historical site Norfolk Island s extensive and dramatic British seaside penal ruins form part of the Unesco World Heritage Australian Convict Sites listing. Rivalling Port Arthur, Tasmania, for breadth and being relatively intact, the Kingston and Arthur s Vale Historic Area includes the beautifully-preserved Government House. The 1829 Georgian mansion opens to the public and visitors on select days. See norfolkisland.com.au
LAWRENCE SMITH
Norfolk Island s cemetery in Kingston houses dozens of sunken tombstones belonging to convicts and early settlers, many of whom are descendants off the HMS Bounty. The one stay Norfolk Island, unlike Lord Howe Island to which it s often compared, lacks the distinctive luxury lodge-style accommodation found on the latter isle. Some glamour wouldn t go astray on Norfolk but you won t be slumming it either at secluded King Tide House, a luxury home perched between a forest of pines and a cliff-face overlooking a bluer-than-blue Pacif
Photon Energy Group Publishes Annual Report for 2020 with Improved EBITDA and Expanded IPP Portfolio
DGAP-Media / 19.04.2021 / 08:32
Photon Energy Group Publishes Annual Report for 2020 with Improved EBITDA and Expanded IPP Portfolio
- The Company delivers strong results with an improved EBITDA of EUR 8.440 million (+6.3%) despite the challenges of COVID-19, records no impact from the pandemic on its electricity generation, nor to its EPC and O&M business segments, all key contributors to Photon Energy Group s growth in 2020
- The Company grew its IPP portfolio to 74.7 MWp (+23.0 MWp) and remains focused on its strategic goal to develop, design and construct new projects for its portfolio with a focus on Australia, Hungary, Poland and Romania; significant potential to expand in the field of water treatment technology is expected