If there was any speck of hope left of a two-way trans-Tasman ‘bubble’ happening by Christmas, New Zealand’s Prime Minister has practically eradicated it.

Passengers described the flight as a “debacle” and said there “wasn’t much” policing of rules intended to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19.

This revised forecast by IATA makes for grim reading, so we recommend skipping this story if you’re over all the doom and gloom.

If you’ve been wondering what travel will look like once this nasty COVID-19 pandemic is behind us, this new infographic may hold the answers.

It appears implementing new protocols to prevent passengers from catching coronavirus is easier said than done for one airline.

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.

A trial is taking place in the UK to see whether man’s best friend could detect COVID-19 in travellers, even before symptoms appear.

In Seattle and Texas, art has flourished throughout isolation, with creative messages of hope and inspiration popping up in some of the most unexpected of places.

The row between the states over remaining border closures has intensified, so much so that Mark McGowan is now donning a hard hat and safety vest.

Yes, you read correctly. Airfares could end up being cheaper than buying a pair of Kmart track pants or treating yourself to a pub lunch.