The global travel insurance provider has waved goodbye to its chief, but not before signing him up to a premium policy.

If COVID-19 wasn’t already enough of a challenge for travel agents, a new OTA has entered the ring.

The destination is placing much more of a focus on its digital presence and “smart partnerships”, as it looks to recover from the impacts of COVID-19.

Are you or your clients keen to avoid cattle class (or any class for that matter) on your first post-coronavirus flight? Start saving your pennies for this new service.

Find out where, when and how Aussies will hit the road once restrictions are lifted with this handy set of survey results.

The TravelManagers chairman has also predicted more bricks-and-mortar agents will make the switch to a home-based model, given the risk of further lockdowns.

The new offering aims to help curate your clients’ domestic escapades so that you can give them their perfect post-lockdown getaway.

Travel Weekly staff dread Cruise Wrap days because they usually result in our deputy editor singing Enya’s “Orinoco Flow”, until we lock her in a cupboard.

This story has a bit of everything – an airline, an adult entertainer and even the ongoing George Floyd protests in the US.

You’d assume the bosses over at Avis, Budget, Hertz, Thrifty, and Europcar won’t be too pleased to read this news.

We sat down with Club Med’s head of marketing and director of sales for a chat and a few episodes of The New Pope, until she began to give us spoilers.

Virgin Australia’s administrators have made a decision on which two bidders have made it through to the third and final round.

Virgin Australia’s administration process is starting to resemble Bathurst’s famous Mount Panorama racetrack, given the number of twists and turns.

Confused by all these new measures and protocols being introduced by peak industry bodies? Add to your bewilderment with this.

The expert working group behind the proposal for a trans-Tasman ‘bubble’ reckons it could be operational by September.

Reading Travel Weekly’s Aviation Wrap has been compared to taking a long-haul flight, in that you’ll likely fall asleep at some point.

With change becoming the ‘new normal’, this uni professor says knowing the trends to look out for is a must for operators in the sector.

A group of influential travel agents have banded together to create a social marketing network for the post-pandemic travel industry.

Celebrity Edge crew members Rajiv and Venita decided they were not going to let COVID-19 ruin their special day, after their wedding in Mauritius was cancelled.

Some of Italy’s major attractions are re-emerging from the country’s three-month coronavirus lockdown and beginning to welcome visitors again.

To answer some of Travel Weekly’s burning questions about travel marketing, we got in touch with an expert in the field – one who, as you’d expect, happens to be extraordinarily busy during the downturn.

Keen to find out what’s going through the minds of Aussie hotel investors during COVID-19, but can’t be arsed reading a full-blown report? We’ve got you covered with this 10-point snapshot.

The wheels are beginning to turn on domestic and international tourism, with border restrictions easing near and far. Huzzah!

As you’ll discover here, the unprecedented uncertainty in the aviation industry has led to ACCC tsar Rod Sims tightening his grip on the competition watchdog’s microscope.