Do you only read Travel Weekly for the weird and wacky stories? Well, this yarn is sure to have you scratching your head in disbelief.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s editor is seeking recognition for his efforts in sustainability after buying a third KeepCup, having lost the first two.

Would you prefer to pay more than most to attend the travel industry’s night of nights? Well, feel free to ignore this timely reminder then.

The revolving doors at various travel companies have been given a workout lately. Find out who all the latest movers and shakers are here.

Let this story serve as a reminder to tell your clients to check and double-check the details on their travel documents.

The blogger has since apologised and taken down the image, which was marked as “tasteless”, “offensive” and “insensitive”, after drawing intense scrutiny on social media.

Tickets for The Travel Awards 2019 are selling like hotcakes, and with just one month to go until the glitzy, glamorous affair, there’s no better time to secure your spot than right now!

Airbnb has announced a slew of changes to its verification system, but Australia’s tourism sector has said the changes do not go far enough.

Experience Co. is hoping to turn around its current fortunes very quickly, after it revealed declining figures for the first quarter of the 2020 financial year.

There’s been a slew of promotions and announcements across the industry lately. Here’s a dose of the standouts, Flavour-of-the-Week-style.

Do you like getting dressed up to the nines and celebrating the industry’s high achievers via a three-course dinner and plenty of grog? This event’s made for you!

Three of Queensland’s peak tourism bodies have called for government action to control sharks, after two foreigners were hospitalised following an attack.