Dialogue in the Dark was the most eye-opening experience for the Travel Weekly team at AIME, despite not being able to see for the entire workshop.

A prominent networking expert reckons cruel intentions are key for making valuable connections. Whoops, sorry! that should read ‘clear intentions’.

A cooling of relations between China and New Zealand has turned icy as Chinese state media reports tourists are cancelling their trips to the land of the long white cloud.

The news comes as a shock to the Travel Weekly staff after a broken air conditioner forced us to convert our office into a sauna.

Shares in this airline cost less than the price of a cup of coffee, but you might want to reconsider this bargain on the stock exchange.

Christmas Island has the potential to turn into Australia’s next tourism hotspot, but the government has other plans.

CTM’s office bottle opener is set to get a workout today following some very positive financial results for the corporate travel player.

In a big win for equality and inclusiveness, United and American Airlines will make it optional to leave gender as male or female—as well as unspecified or undisclosed.

We’re considering giving this woman an award just for being the first to enter the WIT Awards two years in a row!

Meanwhile, we’re three hours behind deadline because we spent our morning researching our dream holiday in Phuket instead of doing our job.

It’s Wednesday and that can only mean two things: Cruise Wrap and our turn to take the office dog to his weekly manicure.

This week, we took East Hotel’s general manager aside for an uber-private chat in a secret location. Okay, fine – we emailed him.