Much to the delight of CTM’s executives, investors have wasted no time snapping up newly-offered shares in the company.

Jamie Pherous has reason to smile after CTM announced it has caught a very big fish.

Do you happen to own shares in CTM? Well, we’ve got mainly bad news for you today, topped off with a sprinkling of optimism.

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

Scores of listed travel companies have been updating the market on their respective responses to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in recent days. Here’s a recap.

A number of other ASX-listed travel companies have updated the market on their strategies to tackle the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

There’ve been some timely leadership appointments across the industry given that International Women’s Day is just around the corner. Check out our wrap-up of the latest movers and shakers here.

CTM is channelling Donald Trump’s “fake news” mantra today in defending itself against a story about its Asia boss.

We assumed the smile on Jamie Pherous’ face in the accompanying photo has turned to a frown following CTM’s bleak half-yearly results.

Out of touch with the news cycle after the Christmas hols? Here’s a recap of the biggest stories to get you up to speed.

Speaking of patchy, Travel Weekly’s editor is looking more like a hobo today after wearing his oldest pair of jeans to work.

This Flavour of the Week edition is rather short, but would be a lot longer if we included Virgin Australia’s 750 job cuts. You already knew about that though.