According to the mayors of a handful of rural Aussie towns, this isn’t the first time the popular travel app has caused problems for them.

The global travel retail player has new-look platform. However, we have no idea how the guying spinning on his head has anything to do with it.

The online travel company has launched the Netflix of hotel booking. However, it’s too early to tell whether ‘Tripadvisor and chill’ will take off.

This new app is like Tripadvisor, except instead of telling you which restaurants have grumpy staff, it tells you how likely they are to want to pat your dog. Well, that’s our understanding.

To any big, shonky OTA that has the ACCC up their clacker, learn from Adventium’s example and pay what you damn well owe.

The Flight-Centre-owned brand did warn everyone late last month that it had something big in the works, so we’re assuming this is it.

Wondering how the marketing team at Travelport have been filling their time during the industry’s COVID-induced slowdown? Here’s the answer.

The social media platform claims to be the first to let users share travel-specific content to create real-world itineraries.

Liquidators of the collapsed online travel agency have issued a very important update to creditors. Read on to get the lowdown.

Green shoots have emerged at Webjet, and we’re not talking about the weeds growing in its office pot plants.

After being called out by a new Aussie OTA only just the other day, Luxury Escapes has returned serve with this, and accompanied it with a Lleyton Hewitt-esque “C’MON!”

Australia’s OTA landscape has become even more crowded, with a new player already calling out the giants.