As the world begins to reopen, tourism operators have begun rolling out new and creative ways to prevent the spread of COVID-19. This one is particularly unusual.

The destination is placing much more of a focus on its digital presence and “smart partnerships”, as it looks to recover from the impacts of COVID-19.

Do you consider yourself a hardcore stamp collector? Well, sadly for you, the WTTC’s new stamp is not the type that goes in a scrapbook.

A trial is taking place in the UK to see whether man’s best friend could detect COVID-19 in travellers, even before symptoms appear.

We caught up with Ponant’s Monique Ponfoort (while maintaining a 1.5m gap, of course) to find out how the cruise line is coping amid all this corona-craziness and how she expects the sector to bounce back.

We all trust Qantas staff to get us to our destinations when flying, and now those currently out of work are bring vital skills to at-home caring.

While Virgin Australia is in administration, that hasn’t stopped its rival from taking the beleaguered airline down a couple more pegs.

International tourists could be given the option of being tested for COVID-19 upon arrival to Iceland or a two-week quarantine.

In a stroke of good fortune for regional NSW tourism businesses hit by the dual crises of the bushfires and COVID-19 comes this news.

Although Italy’s borders are expected to reopen on 3 June, other European nations are encouraging their citizens not to travel overseas until later.

An alarming new survey has appeared on corporate travel that reinforces the important role it plays in driving business performance.

The cruise giant has been forced to make some “extremely difficult” changes to its workforce, which it says are necessary for keeping the company alive during this time.