We’re still going through the five stages of grief, but Tourism Australia says it’s finally time to “say goodbye”.

These refurbishments mean that your next adventure to the outback will be a bit more comfortable than those of Russell Coight.

One could even say the company is planting the (ahem) seeds for a more accessibility-conscious industry. Sorry, sorry!

This campaign marks the first time Queens have been on the road since the band Queen hopped in a van for their tour in the 70s.

These prices are so low you’re actually saving money when you book! At least, that’s what we tell ourselves…

Travel Weekly also has a custom-built catamaran, but it’s actually the tinny we drink beers in… also the engine doesn’t work.

Tourist timeslots mean visiting France will soon remind you of visiting the dentist, although there will be less judging of your teeth.

The unsung hero of our childhood travels has landed in hot water, with the ACCC blowing the whistle on widespread complaints about caravan suppliers.

Some Gen Zers are saying this is the worst thing to ever happen to them… except for a global pandemic, of course.

It’s rumoured that the city will also introduce a $10 “because we can” fee as well, but don’t quote us on that.

Still a bit confused about the whole TikTok thing? Get even more confused with this new ad campaign featuring tattooed youths mingling with Singaporean grannies.

Luckily the man survived, but we’d like to point out that falling into an active volcano is one of the most cartoonish ways to die, rivalled only by a piano falling on top of your head.