Travelling in a country where you don’t speak the local language has just become a whole lot easier, thanks to the tech giant.

Travelport’s new boss seems to keep quite a neat and tidy appearance, much unlike Travel Weekly’s editor, who has a bit of a vagabond look about him today.

Border officers are reportedly installing a surveillance app on tourists’ phones before they cross certain borders, giving authorities access to text messages, phone logs, calendar entries and other pieces of data.

Planning on travelling internationally while using an Australian phone plan from Telstra? You may want to read this to check how the changes to data roaming will effect you.

It’s not often that Travel Weekly provides such valuable insights as this gem, so enjoy it while you can.

A sexual assault survivor’s petition to TripAdvisor that gathered the support of nearly 700,000 people has stirred the company into action to further enhance its traveller safety software.

The reason Travel Weekly loves to publish controversial stories is we get another free kick with the backlash ones.

Helloworld has announced a “game-changing” bit of tech. However, that’s not to say it will help agents beat their computers at Minesweeper.

Travel Weekly staff would definitely wear more North Face. However, we live in fear of bear attacks and the outdoors generally.

You may recognise her from the TV show Shark Tank or from 2017’s Women in Travel Awards, and now entrepreneur Naomi Simson has expanded her experience portfolio with a new offering.

Fortunately, travellers will not be required to disclose their internet search histories to US immigration authorities.

In a vote for diversity, dignity and respect, Travelport is introducing a new booking code for non-binary gender airline passengers. Bravo!