This is the second time the gondola’s cable has been cut, marking just over a year since the last incident.

The federal government plans to increase the cap on international arrivals to 6,000 per week, but it needs the states and territories to play their part.

If you need more convincing, TAT is also giving away an additional prize on top of the three $50 Coles gift cards that are up for grabs.

The adventure travel company has thrown together some new trips to cater to huge demand in bookings for family travel.

Virgin Australia’s imminent emergence out of administration continues to take shape, with the embattled airline flagging more redundancies.

Travel Weekly is tickled pink to present you with this week’s Cruise Wrap, and that’s not only because it was the last thing standing between us and lunch.

John Guscic isn’t the only Webjet exec to have offloaded shares in recent days, with chairman Roger Sharp also getting in on the action.

Hurtigruten has shared the findings of a report into the cause of a recent outbreak of COVID-19 on one of its ships.

Young Australians would be the targets of a new campaign to combat a shortage of backpacker workers in agriculture, according to a recommendation from an inquiry into the Working Holiday Maker program.

Jacinda Ardern and her team are looking after New Zealand’s agents and travellers with a brill new scheme. Over to you, ScoMo.

This week, we challenged Bench Africa’s groups and operations director to a game of Pictionary. She wiped the floor with us.

One way to avoid dodgy plane food, seat kickers, crying babies and flight delays is to choose to travel via private aircraft. Or take high-grade sleeping pills, which actually works out much cheaper.