Kudos to G Adventures’ not-for-profit partner, which has created a new way for the industry and governments to make sure tourism-reliant communities can “grow back better”.

A global tour operator with a “significant” Australian presence has become the latest travel company to succumb to the impacts of COVID-19.

The G-Adventures-owned youth travel brand has also introduced a new way to categorise its trips, which it reckons will make it easier for agents to target youngsters.

TTC is celebrating Earth Day with a new five-step plan to tackle climate change, while Travel Weekly staff are celebrating by filling our KeepCups to the brim with champers.

Full credit to Intrepid for being transparent on how it responded to the global pandemic. Let’s hope other travel companies follow suit.

Travel Weekly’s esky is usually full of beers. However, we’d happily drink them all to be ready for these new trips.

Just like the gambling debt of Travel Weekly’s editor, Wendy Wu’s domestic product offering has grown.

GFOB is venturing into a new market, and has recruited a well-known face in the industry to lead the way.

The council’s MD, Brett Jardine, has provided his response to what was the industry’s biggest news story last week.

Are your clients seeking a luxe travel experience, but are keen to leave their precious Rolls Royce at home? Abercrombie & Kent has answered the call.

Do your clients love a good tour but fancy a touch of curation? Make their day with this banging new offering from GFOB.

The world’s largest travel B Corp has launched 70 new trips that are sure to satisfy even the most discerning of travellers.