The struggling car rental company has taken further action to try and soften the blow from COVID-19.

Short breaks and road trips could soon be the flavour of the week, according to the head of one of Australia’s leading road travel experience apps.

New research has revealed an unlikely hero may lead the way to recovery for the tourism industry: the humble caravan and camping sector.

Here’s a rare bit of news from the car rental industry, sans any ‘Sky Breeze’ or ‘Vanilla Bliss’ smells coming from the vent air freshener.

Coincidentally, Travel Weekly’s editor wrote this story while sitting on the toilet in his Winnebago. Just joking – he was sitting on the toilet in his house.

After what felt like a very long hiatus, Travel Weekly’s Road & Rail Wrap is back! Our editor’s even purchased a remote-controlled car on eBay to celebrate.

A journey beginning in Amsterdam could see travellers arrive in Düsseldorf in 30 minutes and Paris in under two hours, and in a more sustainable way than by air.

If you’re missing the bubbling social circuit of travel industry events, we have some good news for you!

Today’s Road & Rail Wrap could be likened to a pikelet or a Smartie, in that it’s short and sweet.

Well, the good news is this week’s Road & Rail Wrap is bound to leave you excited and keen to make a rail sale. The bad news? It’s still Thursday. 

An iconic Aussie road nabbed second spot on the list! Can you guess which one?

We’re serving up this week’s Road & Rail Wrap with a spoonful of humour, thankfully sans any dad jokes.