Prague has taken the next step in its crusade against home-sharing platforms like Airbnb, approving a swathe of legislation to police short-term rentals.

Princess Cruises is looking to pump money into the struggling domestic market by adding 44 new deployments in Australia for Sapphire Princess.

When writing this week’s Aviation Wrap, we could have sworn the sound of airplanes taking off was in the air. On second appraisal, we discovered it was just tinnitus. 

The directors of Excite Holidays are set to take back control of most of the companies tied up with the wholesaler, following a vote by creditors yesterday.

Ongoing anti-pipeline protests in Canada have massively disrupted passenger train services across the country, with more than 83,000 Via Rail passengers effected so far.

This couple’s Twitter story almost made coming into work today worth it. Well, that and the fact the office biscuit supply had been refilled.

Ecruising founders Brett and Philippa Dudley are probably off relaxing on their own private island with a cocktail in hand after selling all their shares in the company.

The Federal Government has announced a new scheme to get backpackers involved in rebuilding bushfire-affected communities. 

Jetstar’s ground crew workers will stage a 24-hour strike tomorrow across the country to protest unstable hours and low pay.

HTO is heading on the road next month to spruik its MICE credentials and hand out free trips to Hawaii for everyone. Actually, we made that last one up.

The PM has indicated that quarantine measures onboard Diamond Princess may not be all they’re cracked up to be.

Aussie travel tech company Aeronology has signed a long-term agreement with a giant in the corporate travel world, whose name is not Andre or Goliath.

Do you consider yourself a bit of bargain hunter? Well, we’ve done all the work for you with this generous wrap of deals from wholesalers and tour operators.

In celebration of the news, Travel Weekly’s reporter has upgraded from his usual beach bum aesthetic and dressed as “The Dude”, with a White Russian in hand.

Unfortunately, no award was given to the delicious pinot noir served on the night nor the ginormous cheese board.

New reports have revealed Qantas’ Project Sunrise plans are being thwarted by a group of rebellious pilots.

Japanese authorities have confirmed a further 70 cases of coronavirus on Diamond Princess, while a passenger who disembarked from Westerdam has tested positive for the disease.

Looking to impress your colleagues with your destination knowledge around the office water cooler this week? Reach expert status instantly with this.

The man, who has been identified as a Russian DJ, was walking along the rocks with his wife when a large wave knocked them off their feet and into the water.

A disgruntled plane passenger has sparked intense online debate after he repeatedly punched the back of a woman’s chair because she reclined her seat.

In Japan, legendary samurai walked the streets, swords at their hips, as recently as 150 years ago. Here is the best place to soak up their incredible stories.

Look! It’s not one, but two important updates regarding failed wholesaler Excite Holidays, accentuated by a generic iStock image.

Incentives and expos and famils, oh my! Get the latest update on all the fab perks your agent mates have enjoyed this week, and get in on a few of them yourself, with this week’s Agent Wrap.

It’s a case that seemingly fooled the press, but did the world’s second-richest man really buy ‘Aqua’? Travel Weekly investigates this not so major mystery.