Travel Weekly joined hundreds of adventurous expeditioners from around the globe for the line’s big Antarctic come back.

We are all familiar with Zoom fatigue – it’s that feeling of exhaustion at the end of a day dominated […]

All good things must come to an end. Alas, work and taxes never stop.

Think of this as your intermission from the diary posts; a brief reprieve from mind-bogglingly beautiful landscapes and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. For now.

In this instalment, our intrepid reporter embarks on “the best day trip”, topping even his coveted trips to the pub down the road.

This is part two of our series chronicling our trip to Antarctica with Aurora Expeditions. Check out part one if you’ve missed it. 

It’s been a long time between drinks, but Travel Weekly is back doing what it loves most: exploring this world of ours.

If getting vaxxed is our ticket to travelling again, we at Travel Weekly gladly roll up our sleeves. Even if Bill Gates has popped a microchip in the doses (he hasn’t).

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

The Aussie-owned cruise company is getting ready for a new and unique domestic travel program, which will kick off in June.

Like most other travel businesses, Chimu’s 2020 was a story of attrition and survival. However, it appears the company has well and truly turned a corner.

The first couple of flights to the frozen continent are set for a November take-off, with travel agents encouraged to get selling.