Following a drop of 10.3 per cent in the carrier’s share price, Virgin Australia’s Wednesday open was at a 10-year low.

Do you hate reading about industry CEOs with huge pay packets? Well, it might be best to skip this story.

Australian travel companies were among those on the receiving end of a drop in share prices at the opening of the ASX200 this morning.

While the Bellas dispute has put the ASX on edge, the case of the missing avocado in Travel Weekly’s fridge has its own staff poised to strike the journalist responsible.

Meanwhile, the only sales we care about are the post Mother’s Day sales. Cheap slippers and flowers are kind of our thing.

Champagne all round! We don’t have any champagne right now, so we’ll have to settle for the luke-warm tea we found on our desk.

The carrier will borrow a huge chunk of change from its major shareholders as it seeks to boost profitability.

Packer fumes at massive tax bill in the post. Now regrets Mariah’s $4million engagement rock.

Virgin Australia has narrows its first half loss to $53.1 million.

Australia's second largest hotel and resort operator makes its $239 million entrance to the share market today, amid weak consumer […]