Meanwhile, Travel Weekly staff have invited our editor to forgo his crocks and socks combo. Actually, we’re insisting.

Excite Holidays has announced a rather exciting (sorry) joint venture to give agents access to a wider range of accommodation for their client’s next jaunt to Greece. 

Local police are trying to establish whether the 35-year-old Melbournite was “misbehaving” as locals have alleged.

Passengers claim they were forced to wait in the heat for four hours after their Qantas aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing outside of Wellington.

A passenger onboard Carnival Horizon has tragically died after falling from a balcony onto the deck below.

This week’s Cruise Wrap is largely time-sensitive, so quickly slam your shots – espresso or otherwise – and make the most of a deal or two here.

After banning single-use plastic straws and drink picks last year, Hyatt has rolled up its sleeves and flexed its sustainability muscles by banning little bottles of shampoo.

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.

Just when you thought you’d gotten your head around Millennial travellers, Generation Z is here to throw a spanner in the works.

This week, we had a gossip with Pan Pacific Hotels Group’s national business development manager. However, we lost our notes, so got him to fill out our standard interview form instead.

Peter Bingeman is already lining up several TV series to binge-watch on Netflix after tendering his resignation as Visit Victoria’s chief.

Consider yourself a connoisseur of luxury railway travel? Here’s more to add to your repertoire, courtesy of Canada’s Rocky Mountaineer.