The ‘Glitter Strip’ is muscling its way into Australia’s beloved golden triangle, threatening to transform it into a square, or worse; a rectangle. We shudder at the thought.

Carnival Cruise Line seems to have introduced a policy to only acquire ships from other cruise lines whose names all begin with a C. Celebrity Cruises better watch out!

Travel Weekly is also leaving our agent commission rates unchanged. Or, at least, we would if we had them.

Its island escapes galore for Aussie airlines, with new and revived flights to Bali, Vanuatu, Fiji, Samoa and New Zealand on the horizon.

No word yet on whether P&O blasted Eminem’s Without Me on its return to QLD, though we’d like to point out the cruise line missed a great opportunity if not.

The Sydney Harbour was blessed with some loud honking and a nice bit of cheering as the cruise ship launched off to the sunshine state.

These flight attendants thought the last blanket fort they would set up was decades ago but they’ve gotten to relive their childhood sky-high!

Another beautiful country will be gracing us with open borders for adventure hungry travellers looking to explore!

Now we’re sure they’re probably great hotels but the staff at Travel Weekly couldn’t assure you until we get invited (wink, wink, nudge, nudge).

Looking to go bush this winter? Qantas have you sorted with a new route that’s so good you’ll yelp with excitement.

Long lines at the airport mean less time for leafing through magazines, milling about cosmetic kiosks and the all-important stop at Crispy Cream. We won’t stand for it!

The Queensland cruise industry is preparing itself for the biggest comeback since Steven Bradbury swooped by his fallen competitors in 2002.