Regional tour operators across Australia have been given a much-needed shot in the arm, thanks to a couple of new online booking platforms.

Airbnb more than doubled its share price as soon as it began trading on the Nasdaq, which is pretty bloody good for a company that is still yet to turn an annual profit.

Border closures and hotel quarantine could soon become things of the past for Australia, if this new piece of travel tech gets the funding it needs.

This blogger argues that there’s never been a better time for organisations to get their T&E in order. And no, they’re not talking about tea and Equal tablets.

It appears a trend of online travel companies joining the federation is beginning to emerge.

This new travel tech business is being dubbed a “game changer”. However, that’s not to suggest it eliminates COVID-19 just by the press of a button.

Are you a mobile agent in the market for a new platform to help you rebound your business with ease? This travel tech company has got your back.

The first not-for-profit online marketplace for Indigenous Australian tourism experiences and products is launching early next month, just in time for your clients’ summer jaunts.

Remember when Skroo said FCTG’s corporate division would have a bigger tech focus at Travel DAZE 2020 earlier this month? Well, it turns out he wasn’t lying.

This latest announcement from Travelport is somewhat of a polygamous one, with the travel tech player settling for six partners.

The Brisbane-based travel platform is looking a lot more youthful. However, that’s not to suggest its staff have all had a facelift.

We assume Trivago’s lawyers have since made their way from the courtroom to the pub and are drowning their sorrows.