An off-shore earthquake has struck the south of the Indonesian tourist hotspot, with reports of damaged and evacuated hotels.

Police on the scene said 200 to 300 protesters entered the well-known landmark where French national heroes including Voltaire and Victor Hugo are buried.

In an interview that is sure to have many an Aussie giving themselves a face palm, outspoken One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has provided her take on the Uluru climbing ban.

Do you have clients who are keen to visit the site of the Chernobyl disaster? Whet their dark tourism appetite even more with this.

One of Intrepid Travel’s top brass has vented the company’s disapproval over recent photos showing hordes of tourists climbing Uluru.

New Cal Tourism’s Bastille Festival opening last night had quite the impact on Travel Weekly’s roving reporter, who now speaks fluent French.

Finding it hard to keep warm on this frosty Friday? Bask in the rays of this summery wrap of all things Hawaii.

Summer has arrived in Hawaii, meaning it’s the perfect time for your clients to get outside, soak up the sun and experience everything it has to offer.

This Russian lake is more Chernobyl than it is Maldives, as you’ll discover here.

South Africa has relaxed visa requirements for seven countries, while Travel Weekly’s editor is relaxing on the office chaise lounge while the intern feeds him grapes.

Our editor has been wearing a cravat to work every day this week, such is his affection for MasterChef judge Matt Preston.

An ancient Aboriginal landscape has been added to this year’s list of World Heritage Sites, alongside the ruins of ancient Babylon in Iraq and the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright in the US, to name a few.