The travel giant has gone shopping and found itself a San Francisco-based travel platform that specialises in personalisation through artificial intelligence.

It’s not quite on the same scale as Virgin, but BGH Capital has still managed to snag a distressed travel company.

The future of Farelogix can finally be put to bed, so you could say this story is Travel Weekly tucking it in and giving it a goodnight kiss.

It comes just days after a US federal court said it would not stand in the way of the nearly $560 million deal.

While the uncertain future of Virgin Australia has stolen most of the spotlight amid the COVID-19 crisis, speculation surrounding its fierce rival is now heating up.

First it was speculation that Webjet was looking to acquire, and now it’s the other way around. Make sense of it all here.

The world’s biggest hotel group is set to get even bigger, thanks to a fresh acquisition.

Helloworld Travel has agreed to acquire one of Australia’s largest privately-owned corporate travel management companies.

Flight Centre is hoping this latest acquisition will give its Australian leisure business a much-needed boost.

Flight Centre has bolstered its global business travel network by jumping into bed with a European company. Ooh la la!

Travel Weekly understands the new acquisition aims to settle the argument over whether or not the west really is the best.

And it’s all thanks to a $6 billion buyout from Siris Capital Group and Evergreen Coast Corp. We wish someone would buy us out for $6 billion. Think of all the flights we could book!