Harry Sommer and Ben Angell have given each other a big virtual high five, after the cruise line commemorated its return to the water by making a little bit of history in the process.

With a little help from her friends at AFTA, this agent managed to score a landmark win for the travel trade.

The expedition cruise line is returning to travel with a stack of new itineraries, which are summed up in this neat little article.

Canada’s obnoxiously handsome PM, Justin Trudeau, has chucked a spanner in the works for cruise fanatics over on that side of the globe.

Travel Weekly’s deputy editor had to make an impromptu Woolies run to get some extra tissues while writing this article. She also upset the office dog by cuddling him too tight upon learning about the incident.

Just in case you feel like having your day brightened, here’s some footage of a very cute otter hiding on a tourist boat to avoid becoming a meal.

If, like Travel Weekly, you’re suffering from a case of itchy feet, we have just the thing for you.

It’s the first Road & Rail Wrap for 2020, and to celebrate, Travel Weekly’s editor has bought himself a train conductor’s hat and some riding gloves. He looks utterly ridiculous now.

The journey to Fairbanks Bus 142 has claimed its latest victim after a woman was swept into fast-flowing water trying to reach the famous bus.

To get the most out of Travel Weekly’s cruise wraps, we recommend reading them while listening to the sound of ocean waves on a white noise machine.

The identity of an Australian man killed in a mid-air collision between two sight-seeing planes in Alaska has been revealed, as the death toll rises to six.

In very sad news, an Australian man has been confirmed as one of the five people killed in the horror plane crash in Alaska.