Do you live in constant fear of the power and might of OTAs? Well, it might be best to skip over this news then.

In between glasses of South Australian shiraz, Travel Weekly grabbed an interview with Travellers Choice’s MD about its “game-changing” new piece of tech at the company’s conference over the weekend.

Identifying trends is key to staying ahead of the pack when it comes to the use of technology in travel. Here are five big ones you should be taking note of in 2020.

Tramada Systems has introduced a new module for its travel tech platform to automate reconciliation of non-ticket commissions. Not sure what that means? Click here.

There has been an awful lot of moving and shaking over at the Trivago offices – you’d think the company was having a dancing competition. Alas, it’s just a leadership reshuffle.

Hosts of short-term rental properties have been sharing images of guests along with their names and personal information online, with some making racist comments and revealing guests’ sexual orientations.

As the saying goes, if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em, and that’s exactly the case here.

Do you try to keep tabs on OTAs? Well, Travel Weekly has saved you from doing some of the legwork here.

Expedia Group must stop selling tickets to dolphin shows, according to a damning new report.

A major UK tourist attraction has proved it is worth its weight in gold by detecting that one of its visitors had breast cancer.

It looks like TripAdvisor is moving and shaking its way further into paid advertising options; more elegantly, might we add, than Travel Weekly’s editor on the dance floor.

Wondering why these two fellas in the accompanying photo look overly happy? Well, you could click on this story to find out or, alternatively, just read the headline.