The luxury travel connoisseur is bringing remote and unusual parts of Australia into the spotlight with the launch of this new active adventure off the Tasmanian coast.

CATO’s delegation also bumped into AFTA’s boss while down in Canberra this week, with the two industry bodies comparing notes from their respective meetings.

Mergers and acquisitions are the topics du jour in the G Adventures boardroom after the wholesaler received a financial vote of confidence.

While these new experiences are aimed at children, that hasn’t stopped our editor from donning an apron and cooking pierogi with a family in Krakow.

Thought Contiki trips were just full of drunk singles sleeping around with one another? Be proven wrong here.

Do you have clients who are obsessed with Globus trips, but are also anti-vaxxers? Well, you may want to give this a read.

G Adventures’ latest offering has inspired Travel Weekly’s editor to go on a mini-adventure of his own … to Woolies for snacks.

The Aussie group tour legends have no doubt brought out the party poppers and the fairy bread to celebrate this milestone.

Expect plenty of advertising by the tour company amid Nick Kyrgios’ mid-match dummy spits at the Australian Open this month.

A new survey has shed some light on what your clients are going to be looking for when the time is right to travel again, and it looks like sustainable travel will come back in a big way.

Cameron Neill has slung his camera over his shoulder and walked off into the sunset. But not before taking a few snaps of it, of course.

Do your clients love group touring, but also need a bit of quiet time and personal space? Wendy Wu has swooped in to provide the goods.