An off-shore earthquake has struck the south of the Indonesian tourist hotspot, with reports of damaged and evacuated hotels.

Do you wish you could’ve attended Flight Centre’s recent Global Gathering? Live vicariously through this collection of candid pics.

If images posted on social media are anything to go by, in the era of deepfakes, it looks like the embroiled 737 MAX brand is getting a cosmetic touch-up.

Two Aussies who have obviously read too much Hemingway have been gored by a bull on the final day of the controversial San Fermin Festival.

A former Miss Universe Australia finalist has broken down crying in a US court after avoiding a 21-year jail sentence for assaulting a flight attendant.

We do hope that you’re so wrapped about this week’s aviation wrap that you write a rap about it.

Police on the scene said 200 to 300 protesters entered the well-known landmark where French national heroes including Voltaire and Victor Hugo are buried.

Planning to enter The Travel Awards this year? Consider this a very handy cheat sheet of sorts.

Were you under the assumption that Thomas Cook was extinct? Well, as this story proves, the dinosaur of the travel industry is still clinging on – but only just.

Travellers flying from Sydney Airport have been met with massive delays due to an Australian Border Force outage and gale force winds.

It’s Monday, folks, and that means two things: it’s time for our weekly wholesaler wrap, and for some hair-of-the-dog treatment for Travel Weekly’s editor at the local pub.

In an interview that is sure to have many an Aussie giving themselves a face palm, outspoken One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has provided her take on the Uluru climbing ban.

The only country still investigating the tragic disappearance of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 has seemingly uncovered the latest chink in an ongoing chain of events that transpired before the crash of the aircraft.

Did you buy some new runners recently but are yet to test them out? Racing to take advantage of this Travel DAZE ticket deal would be the perfect way to wear them in!

Travel Weekly’s editor likes to wash his linens just once a year – twice if he manages to accidentally get spew on the sheets.

Do you have clients who are keen to visit the site of the Chernobyl disaster? Whet their dark tourism appetite even more with this.

The hotel was rammed by a car containing explosives before being set upon by gunmen for 14 hours, resulting in the tragic deaths of 26 people.

Perhaps the most impressive part of this campaign is the pose being struck by the man in the accompanying photo.

The wholesaler has unveiled a new music-inspired campaign for the US which, thankfully, doesn’t feature the dreadful Rebecca Black.

Travelling in a country where you don’t speak the local language has just become a whole lot easier, thanks to the tech giant.

A flight travelling to Sydney has been forced to divert after hitting a big bout of turbulence, leaving 37 people injured.

For those of you with clients after a holiday filled with plenty of thrills, you need look no further than this handy guide.

One of Intrepid Travel’s top brass has vented the company’s disapproval over recent photos showing hordes of tourists climbing Uluru.

You can imagine a few passengers would’ve needed to change their undies after this hairy ride.