The iconic train and its new mascot were recently front and centre on Nine’s breakfast TV show. Enjoy this recap in all its steaminess.

Got a client who’s into slow and sustainable travel? Blow their socks off with this new offering from Railbookers.

Keen to return to the workplace, but want to avoid public transport? Here’s a safer solution that you can put on the company credit card.

Alongside telemarketers and hesitant drivers, waiting in line is right up there in terms of top pet hates for Travel Weekly’s editor, so bravo to Avis Budget Group on this new option.

Time to make like Russell Coight and hit the road (and rail) because we’ve got your latest hit of industry updates from luggage cabins and back seats across the world.

The campaign also reveals what NRL star Benji Marshall has been doing when he isn’t sitting on the sidelines watching his hapless Wests Tigers chalk up another loss.

While Travel Weekly staff can say hangovers and bad hair are what we’ll be coming out of lockdown with, for one Scottish couple, the fruit of their labour is a towable hot tub made from scratch.

Unfortunately, we don’t have a Road & Rail Wrap for you today. Instead, we give you a yarn about a caravanning association that’s caught the eye of the ACCC – and not in a good way.

This week’s wrap is equal parts road and rail, so there should be no complaints that you aren’t getting the best of both worlds here.

After stopping off the side of the highway for a quick kip, Travel Weekly’s Road & Rail Wrap is back, all nice and refreshed.

You’d assume the bosses over at Avis, Budget, Hertz, Thrifty, and Europcar won’t be too pleased to read this news.

The parent company of two well-known UK coach holiday operators has gone into administration, resulting in tens of thousands of customers’ trips being cancelled and more than 2,500 job losses.