Booking.com has grabbed hold of one of Asia’s largest rideshare players, marking the latest step in the OTA’s move to build all-in-one functionality.

Travel Weekly warns this story is so sweet that you could get type 2 diabetes just from reading it.

Booking.com’s regional boss kicked off this year’s Travel Tech. Summit with an insightful keynote. Find out what she had to say here.

Vegemite lovers have a chance like never before to demonstrate their devotion to Australia’s iconic spread by staying overnight in a one-of-a-kind villa.

Travel Weekly has spoken to the Luxury Escapes boss about mounting speculation that the business could soon be snapped up by a big travel giant. Here’s what he had to say.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s editor has tapped crocks and socks as a top trend for 2020. We’ve banned him from leaving the office until he changes his shoes.

Reading today’s Road & Rail Wrap is kind of like watching Murder on the Orient Express, except with far less murder and Belgian accents. Although it certainly involves trains.

We’re getting into the spooky spirit today by dressing our office dog as a ghost and letting him loose in the building. Except we forgot to add eye holes, so he hasn’t made it past the office entrance yet.

Wondering why these two fellas in the accompanying photo look overly happy? Well, you could click on this story to find out or, alternatively, just read the headline.

We’re hoping this one can stand the force of a stiff breeze and that the beds aren’t also made of sand.

A hotel in Dublin has been on the receiving end of shining reviews before opening to the public. Find out how here.

According to a group of experts at this year’s CAPA Summit, there’s a greater need for hotels to be more dynamic. Read what they had to say here.