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.

After changing his name for a laugh several years ago, a man once known as ‘Coco-Kenny’ cannot leave the UK because his name is now too offensive to be printed on a passport.

All this passport talk has reminded Travel Weekly’s editor to renew his own. The current photo of him looks like it was taken during a gurning competition.

If you were planning to head over to Britain for the royal wedding, you’ve left it a bit late. Don’t worry though, we’ve got you covered.

Our palms are sweaty, knees are weak, it’s summer already. Meanwhile, Europe can barely move through snowfall. Neither seems fair.

British pound dips following unexpected election result, as Travel Weekly’s own piggy bank also takes a dive. Could be the spending spree we went on last Friday, though.

It’s the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter and all we’ve got to show for it is measly wand skills, an Owl who turns up late to work and a dodgy lightning tattoo (not on our forehead).

Trafalgar gives the green light to its Britain, Europe and Asia departures. Not to say they’re installing traffic lights in the office, though. That would be cool.

This weeks BFWW is huge, with this weeks top travel deals, European cruises and thrilling adventures in the Aussie outback!

Trafalgar is making travel to Europe and Britain even better value for 2017!

Pent up demand following a dip last year, coupled with “a very strong proposition” on rates and free flights have the stars aligned for Insight Vacations as travellers rebound back to Europe in 2017.