Travel Weekly understands Nicole Regel is eyeing the IKEA JÄRVFJÄLLET leatherette swivel chair in charcoal after her recent promotion.

ScoMo and his team of ministers are hurriedly trying to make sure everything’s tickety-boo by the time our international borders reopen.

Are you a tour operator on the lookout for some love from customers? Let Livn be your Osher Günsberg with this.

Another tech-savvy Aussie has pointed out how easy it is to forge the government’s vax certificates, which could be a big problem for domestic and, potentially, international travel.

A travel tech giant, an all-round tech behemoth and a smattering of tech start-ups are all gonna try to help the industry clear the retailing hurdles ahead of it.

Qantas has put a little more pep in its agent commissions step with this new QDP capability.

Following the demise of eNett’s EFT platform, more cruise lines have jumped overboard and paddled towards new payment options.

It appears the ASX-listed online travel player is on track to deliver some okay-ish half-yearly results. Well, unless most of Australia is still in hermit mode come November.

Mint Payments continues to woo the big agency networks with its new EFT platform. As in electronic funds transfer, not early finish time as first reported by TW.

Apparently, the error should have been picked up during a basic audit of the Medicare app, so it looks like someone’s getting fired.

The migration away from eNett’s EFT platform continues, with a couple of cruise lines becoming the latest to say “bon voyage”.

It appears eNett’s successor has arrived, and it’s not wasting any time getting agencies on board.