As professional journalists, we at Travel Weekly remain completely unbiased when it comes to political matters. However, we’re just going to leave this here…

We think we speak for everyone when we say we can’t imagine an Australian travel industry without this industry stalwart!

Rumours are that part of the collaboration deal is that the AAT execs all get free camel rides whenever they want, which we completely understand.

The man also auditioned for Survivor in 2019 and featured in an Indonesian TV commercial – just in case the title wasn’t chaotic enough already.

Navigate the streets of LA with this new interactive mobile app, instead of walking around with one of those giant maps from your hotel that make you an obvious mark for pickpockets.

This hot new line-up of G Adventures departures will have your eyes popping out of your skull in excitement (well, maybe not, but they are still pretty good).

This new campaign will make you realise that Qatar is more than just shiny lights. Although the shiny lights are very cool.

The new itineraries reportedly involve 25 per cent more Argentine Tango, but this has unfortunately cut into ayahuasca time.

A new bill has passed on Oahu which has upset Airbnb but has the Honolulu Mayor hopeful.

With flocks of Aussies venturing back over to the US after the pandemic, we chatted to the president of LA Tourism, Adam Burke, about the LA travel market.

Have you ever gotten to the end of a holiday a bit sick and tired of the people you’re travelling with? Imagine how these people would feel!

International travel isn’t quite as simple as it used to be, so we’ve given you a few tips for safe travel in the time of COVID-19.