There’s been a major change in CLIA’s boardroom, and we’re not talking about the new fiddle-leaf fig.

Looks like someone at the Department of Home Affairs is getting fired after accidentally telling visa applicants to get overseas immediately during a global pandemic.

Meanwhile, the only thing Travel Weekly’s achieved in lockdown was to eat his weight in potato chips while cramming as many Netflix series into one day as possible.

Avalon residents have reportedly gone back into quarantine to escape the blame for this huge loss to the tourism industry.

Could this turn out to be another much-needed funding opportunity for travel agents? Let’s bloody hope so.

Keen to know the Kiwi carrier’s international movements over the next few months? All is revealed here.

Travel Weekly staff would do anything to avoid doing push-ups. Hell, we’ll wear six masks if we have to.

APAC hoteliers are looking over their shoulder after the home-sharing giant named its new bossman for the region.

At a time when mental health could not be more important, the world’s leading tourism organisation has released some new guidelines to help businesses of all sizes in the industry support their employees.

Would you like to get a fat bonus on top of your next cruise commission? Get on board this latest offer from Silversea.

They might seem fairly useless right now, but that hasn’t stopped Henley & Partners from churning out its latest passport index.

2022 trips at 2020 prices? This news will have your clients yelling “you bloody beauty!” or something to that effect, at least.