The global travel insurance provider has waved goodbye to its chief, but not before signing him up to a premium policy.

Find out where, when and how Aussies will hit the road once restrictions are lifted with this handy set of survey results.

Confused by all these new measures and protocols being introduced by peak industry bodies? Add to your bewilderment with this.

With change becoming the ‘new normal’, this uni professor says knowing the trends to look out for is a must for operators in the sector.

To answer some of Travel Weekly’s burning questions about travel marketing, we got in touch with an expert in the field – one who, as you’d expect, happens to be extraordinarily busy during the downturn.

The travel industry needs guidance and support more than ever right now, so this latest effort by the UNTWO is quite timely, indeed.

Looks like Aussies have begun to get itchy feet in self-isolation. Let’s hope hotels are seeing a similar surge.

The timeline for international travel’s restart has just become a whole lot clearer, thanks to a new chart detailing Australia’s plans.

Do you consider yourself a hardcore stamp collector? Well, sadly for you, the WTTC’s new stamp is not the type that goes in a scrapbook.

ScoMo has been busy talking up the potential of Aussies soon travelling across the Tasman Sea, while Birmo has been busy trading barbs with Queensland’s premier.

Two of Australia’s industry bodies have developed practical support for businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. However, that’s not to say they copied each other’s ideas.

Travel Weekly has gone one-on-one with Experience Co. CEO and former Tourism Australia boss John O’Sullivan. As in interview him – not verse him in an online game of chess or Battleship.