A travel agency with a twist has taken the COVID-19 slowdown as an opportunity to breathe new life into its business.

The poor old cruise industry was due for some positive news following the recent COVID-19 cases on board other cruise lines. Here it is.

A travel industry lobby group has put a call out to agents who wish to be part of a renewed push for financial support from the federal government.

The ship was travelling between Bora Bora and the Rangiroa island when a passenger from the US tested positive for the virus.

At least 36 crew members and passengers on board MS Roald Amundsen have tested positive for coronavirus.

Travel Weekly cannot confirm whether the airline will be allowed to use Flight Centre’s famous office slide, but we hear Paul Scurrah has called first dibs.

The new guidelines aim to set a benchmark for maritime operations in the EU, bringing European summer cruises one step closer. Woo-hoo!

Domestic travel in Australia has been dealt a blow, with the Sunshine State set to close its border to Sydneysiders.

Shifting 80,000 tourists out of a single destination during a COVID-19 outbreak sounds like a mammoth task, so it’s no surprise that Vietnam’s applied the brakes.

The UAE’s flag carrier is claiming its new offer to be a world first. However, that’s not to say Guinness World Records will take any notice.

Legroom, inflight entertainment and availability of alcohol all appear to have taken a backseat when it comes to air travellers’ top concerns.

Ease your clients’ worries by knowing exactly what they can expect when flying domestically during the COIVD-19 pandemic.