Travel Weekly was disappointed to learn that Jules Verne does not make an appearance on the tour, and hopes that Airbnb’s next tour, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea features the author.

An ex-flight attendant has told some eyebrow-raising stories of her time as a flight attendant, revealing the most dangerous part of her job.

Our friends at TripAdvisor have revealed the best experiences in the world, while the best experience of our day has been a burnt tongue from a hot cup of coffee.

TCX revealed some important insights into how Travel Counsellors do what they do. Here are three that stood out from the conference in Adelaide.

A friendly reminder to travellers heading to the US to PLEASE get travel insurance.

Similarly, Travel Weekly’s editor has been busted taking more than his fair share of the office Tim Tam supply, which we find equally troubling.

It’s the end of an era folks: Say goodbye to finding Paris metro tickets in every jean and jacket pocket weeks after returning home.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly staff are looking to buck the trend and find ways to EXTEND their overseas trips and spend less time in the office.

Felt a little in the dark lately about what’s been happening in the world of commercial aviation? This airline wrap should provide all the illumination you need.

It’s champagne and pats on the back throughout Helloworld offices today as the agency’s subsidiary QBT cops two more years to its government contract.

More than 400 pilots have issued a class-action lawsuit against Boeing – the first of its kind to be issued against the company – over its problematic 737 MAX jet.

With savings like these, you’re practically LOSING money if you don’t attend. Well, sort of.