Over half of the 147 tigers rescued from a well-known Thai tourist attraction have died, allegedly as a result of inbreeding.

If being involved in a boat crash on the Brisbane River wasn’t enough, one passenger had the misfortune of landing on someone who was using the loo at the time.

A missing person story from 2012 is having a moment on Twitter and, as you can imagine, the responses are mixed.

There has been an awful lot of movement in the travel industry recently, so we’ve prepared a mammoth wrap-up of all the latest appointments to give you some to toast to down at the pub later today.

Tourism Australia has appointed its new managing director, who also happens to be the organisation’s first-ever female head.

Do you consider yourself a bit of a bargain hunter? Well, there’s no need to pull on your tweed breeks and go looking for a cheap ticket to The Travel Awards.

The Department of Home Affairs has been slammed for not policing a loophole haemorrhaging tax dollars that could be spent on health and infrastructure.

The city’s mayor, who is known to enjoy the occasional cigar, said he was inspired by Tokyo’s smoke-free zones.

A traveller survey has revealed what the industry gets wrong about how and why clients plan their trips.

Do you have clients who always complain of maxed-out credit cards while overseas? Well, you’ll be able to relate to this.

There’s something fishy about this Flavour of the Week edition, and it could be that we’ve included an absolute sardine of an appointment for your reading pleasure.

It’s our third and final warning for entries to The Travel Awards 2019. And, just to be clear, you have until 5pm (AEST) today to submit!