The Boeing 737 overshot the runway and skidded into a valley, breaking in two while trying to land in torrential rain.

As was to be expected, the first six months of the year have not been kind to Accor.

After a weekend of playing uncle at birthday parties, Travel Weekly’s reporter is bringing the sprinkles and chocolate icing vibes to this week’s fun-filled Destination Wrap (minus the sticky fingers).

AFTA’s top gun says concerning stats released by the ABS don’t even scratch the surface when it comes to the struggles of the industry.

This cruise company boss reckons post-COVID travellers will be more attracted to what a cruise doesn’t have than what it does.

Looks like wholesalers are slowly coming out of hibernation, with Intrepid sending off its first group of travellers in four months.

This story goes out to all our Victorian readers. We’re all thinking of you here at Travel Weekly. Hang in there!

The federal government isn’t about to make it any easier for Aussies stranded overseas to get back home.

It’s not quite on the same scale as Virgin, but BGH Capital has still managed to snag a distressed travel company.

Travel Weekly recently managed to slide its way into the DMs of Ovolo Hotels’ bossman. And, much to our delight, he replied!

A travel agency with a twist has taken the COVID-19 slowdown as an opportunity to breathe new life into its business.

Victorian businesses are breathing a sigh of relief after the government made some much-needed changes to the JobKeeper scheme.