Despite what you think, Gen Z and Millennials are not 'off the rails', but instead want a fast track to Europe.

Dear all business travellers, you're Melbourne experience just got a whole lot better.

There has been a warm reception for 300 attendees at Envoyage's gabfest in Santiago, Chile.

Everyone needs a bit of Disney in their life (apparently) and agents can get their next dose for free here.

Travel Weekly is on the ground at the IPW launch in Los Angeles, and goes in search of those states that want us to grace their shores. Chris Thompson, the president and CEO of Brand USA opened the U.S. Travel Association’s IPW 2024, with a bullish estimation of the year ahead and to a packed […]

Nauru Airlines is offering new direct six-hour flights from Brisbane to Palau on the ‘Palau Paradise Express’ to the 300-island archipelago, with launch fares from $999 return. Nauru Airlines will commence direct flights between Brisbane and Palau from 21 May 2024, opening the new non-stop air route to this archipelago nation of more than 300 […]

Etihad high fives itself with interline partnerships with a handful of new airlines, including Rex.

Whether you're game enough to test out the street food or not, we recon India should be top of your list.

Qantas cops a $100m civil penalty, passengers to get back $20m over cancelled flights to resolve ACCC court battle.

Tragic developments onboard Pacific Adventure this morning.

More for less... Great news for all apart from Wendy's wallet.

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Booking.com launches new AI feature in Aus. We're hoping AI never gets the nuance involved with writing these jokes.

No plans for celebrating your 40th this year? Here's a hot tip from us.

Forget those external cameras you can live stream while in the air... With SkyDeck you can check it out for yourself.

Joshua Dean died from a fast-growing mystery infection on Tuesday.

Show me the money! For the winners, Sell Your Way to the USA was worth getting involved in.

Choice bro! ANZCRO celebrates its 30th with a special edition of its iconic New Zealand Book. Chur!

Moody teens can eat two-minute noodles while younger brothers and sisters get to eat free with mum and dad. Win, win!

The kind of holiday that if you need to ask the cost, you probably can't afford it.

Nice one Flight Centre, we think you've earned an early Friday knockoff.

Just in case you thought you were running out of cruise itineraries, APT's here with a fresh batch.

Some shameless self-promotion from us, but we thought you needed to know who's bringing you the news.

Just another reason to book that trip to Brisvegas. But don't jump the gun, it's not open until 2028.

Perth gets a break from being behind the rest of the country with the addition of the first Cruiseabout store.

A High Court case win over 'disappointment and distress' on a cruise gone wrong prompts ATIA complaints change.

Yep, this one does exactly what it says on the tin.

Just as the Icelandic vikings did many years ago, Bunnik is expanding into new territories.

25th anniversary gifts usually come in silver. Ours comes in the way of a news story.

If you’ve been on the wrong side of a final call in the airport, or missed the stop on rail journey, it might be time to invest in a pair of Shokz OpenRun headphones. Originally marketed as headphones for fitness fanatics, runners or cyclists with a keen to steer clear of a prang with a car, […]

Turnbull hints her new role will see her staying in the tourism and hospitality industry and who can blame her?

If agents can put the foot down quick enough and get involved, there are some great prizes to be won.

Unlike those dodgy scam phone calls you're getting more and more of, there's no strings attached to this deal.

Can you call it a sober holiday if you enjoy a few glasses of red on the flight? We think yes.

As the industry reels from Bonza's implosion, it is more important than ever to ask the big questions.

The latest market research from TTC Tour Brands shows interest in international leisure travel remains high for 2024, with 77 per cent of Australians over 18 still planning trips this year. Notably, 28 per cent of those travellers are eyeing September for their journeys. Europe continues to be the most popular destination, with 68 per […]

The door is open for Rex, and anyone else who wants to launch a regional Aussie airline...