Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s editor has entered the office record books for shortest distance thrown in the staff paper plane throwing competition.

Wanting to plan the trip of a lifetime for your clients but have run out of ideas? Allay the panic with this.

Flat Earthers – a combination of neo-viking, Terry Pratchett and Game of Thrones’ Night’s Watch fanboys – will travel to Antarctica to prove Discworld is encircled by a thick wall of ice.

Carbon offsets, low lead-in prices and frozen wellness packages are at the forefront of Peregrine Adventures’ new Antarctic expeditions.

That’s right agents, ANOTHER chance to win a spot on a great trip. AND it’s almost Friday! We’re full of fantastic news today.

Intrepid just became a seven-continent operator! We chatted with CEO James Thornton to find out what that means for the company.

If you’ve been eyeing off Antarctic adventures then allow us to give you yet another reason to set sail.

Excuse us while we ask our boss if we can take a year of leave to tick everything off on this list. Never mind, he already said no.

Air New Zealand is facing massive backlash for a comical new safety video which is “traumatising” plane crash victims.

We have a new hero, he goes by the name Kevin. Sorry Oprah, you’re no longer our number one.

We often make plans with friends just so we can cancel them. Though we expect these guests probably weren’t hoping for the same result.

This week we got up close and personal with Butterfield & Robinson’s Annalise Andrews, until she requested we sit further away.