They might seem fairly useless right now, but that hasn’t stopped Henley & Partners from churning out its latest passport index.

This new research by the WTTC shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone. Unless, of course, they’ve been living under a rock.

Are you more of a visual learner? Do you hate reading anything that’s more than a couple of hundred words? If you answered ‘yes’ to both or even one of these questions, this article’s for you!

It’s that time of year again! We chatted with Michael Londregan about why “See you in Vegas” has become the catchcry of the luxe travel world.

Meanwhile, our online shopping has been under control since our boss stopped letting us have parcels delivered to the office.

Travel Weekly is often confused when talking about food. Mainly because we’d rather be eating it than having any type of conversation about it.

The Langham hotels group has its eyes set on Australia, although we’re not suggesting they watch us from a boat on the coast.

We flew all the way to Singapore for an exclusive tête-à-tête with Expedia head honcho Dara Khosrowshahi, and they didn’t even spring for Business Class.

Accor Asia Pacific has embarked upon a major recruitment drive with the hotel giant seeking to grow its workforce by […]

Passenger growth across Asia Pacific remained strong in May, reflecting an encouraging first five months of the year for the […]

Australia's tourism industry must evolve if it is to capitalise on a huge increase in outbound travel within Asia Pacific, […]

Asia Pacific hotel occupancies remained virtually flat in 2012 with Australian hotels just ahead of the trend, according to new […]