This week, The Fullerton’s GM showed Travel Weekly’s editor how to make Salerno-style ravioli. He didn’t have the heart to tell him that he is allergic to gluten.

There was reportedly a great deal of cheering and yahooing coming from Skroo’s office this morning. Discover the cause here.

These halfwit travellers posted pics of themselves enjoying their holiday on social media, and even gave positive feedback about their trip via a survey, despite claiming to be ill.

Have you always pretended to know everything about the Margaret River region to your clients, despite having never actually been there? Continue the facade with this.

Just like the waistline of Travel Weekly’s editor, Marriott’s all-inclusive portfolio of hotels and resorts is expanding.

Do you live in fear that one day you will be replaced in your job by a robot? Well, if you’re a bartender on a cruise ship, sadly that day has arrived.

It looks like Alan Joyce and Doug Parker will be buying each other anniversary gifts for the next few years.

Topdeck has come under fire from a few customers over what they are claiming to be some dodgy rebooking tactics by the Flight-Centre-owned brand.

From camel hair rugs and daggers, to marionettes and worry beads, this study has uncovered exactly which souvenirs travellers are most likely to come home with.

The company has a new brand for its indy hotels to sit under, which is held up by four pillars (metaphorically speaking, of course).

Do you happen to work at Cultural Attractions of Australia and have recently noticed a fresh face wandering the office hallway? Discover their name and more here.

The Aussie-owned cruise company is getting ready for a new and unique domestic travel program, which will kick off in June.