The airline wants to make up for lost time, having not flown internationally since relaunching under new ownership.

Don’t let the headline fool you; this article also contains some uplifting cruise news to give sail-savvy agents a little Friday boost.

If all goes to plan, 18 December will now be known as the beginning of the end of Australia’s overseas travel ban hellscape. Coincidentally, it’s also our deputy editor’s birthday!

The swanky new addition to IHG’s fast-growing portfolio will target unique, independent properties, making its debut in none other than Brisvegas.

A group of TravelManagers agents managed to fit in a chinwag over a “cheap and cheerful” lunch with suppliers just before Brisbane tightened its restrictions late last month.

Virgin has given its economy fares the Queer Eye treatment. Our reaction to this is along the lines of “fabulous” and “yaaas queen”.

While Queensland’s capital was a shoo-in to snare the Games for 2032, it was still a bloody nice bit of news for Aussies to wake up to this morning.

While the rest of the east coast remains in lockdown, Queenslanders now have even more opportunities to see the world-famous holiday destination. We’re not jealous at all.

The hotel player has opened its first Brisvegas property right in the heart of Howard Smith Wharves, and it’s got an uber-arty twist for your more cultured clientele.

The crew member worked on five flights between major cities across three states while they were believed to be infectious.

After the Maroons’ dismal performance last week, at least this will give Queenslanders something to cheer about.

After a year of travelling abroad during the pandemic, these inexperienced sailors decided to try their luck crossing the Pacific Ocean by boat rather than face expensive airfares and flight caps.