Travel Weekly had a chat with Yates to uncover her plans for the UK’s destination marketing agency and find out the secret behind her illustrious photographic lighting.

Rumours are that the border closure has prevented the making of Rush Hour 4, but after the third one that’s probably a good thing.

Rumours are that Disney plans on buying the story of this courageous captain to make a modern version of Pirates of the Caribbean set on the UK ferry network.

Looks like our days of dealing with raucous holidaying Poms may be coming to an end, sparking despair for local tourism operators and joy for those who enjoy having a quiet one at their local pub.

Do your clients get as much joy out of long train trips as the woman in this accompanying stock image? This news might just tickle your fancy.

Omicron’s surge throughout Australia has left us getting blocked more times than an ex-partner with a penchant to triple text after a few drinks.

Police have busted a bar shindig for breaching COVID-19 restrictions on one of Thailand’s most notorious party islands.

Looks like some cheeky Aussies have been telling a few white lies so they can have a skiing holiday in Austria.

Sadly for Spain, it’s just become a whole lot harder for the European destination to woo holidaymakers from the UK.

We’ve got so much local and international news in this week’s Destination Wrap that it’s already crashed the Travel Weekly website twice.

Australians are not going to let Brexit get in the way when it comes to travelling Britain, according to VisitBritain’s Tricia Warwick. Find out why here.

Travel Weekly’s editor was at the unveiling of Trafalgar’s new offerings last night in Sydney, until he had to make a swift exit after tearing a hole in the crotch of his pants.