Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s deputy editor is holding her housemate’s cat hostage so she doesn’t have to do this week’s toilet paper pick-up at Woolies.

There’s nothing we love more than an airfare sale, although the Qantas sales assistant has begged us to stop calling daily to ask for discounts.

We love a good research report, except when it’s 112 pages long and we’re expected to read the whole thing. Then we give it to the intern.

Think the only stories that ever come out of Perth are iron ore or the Rineharts? Think again with this Gina-free read.

A new report shows last available room rates could be ripping companies off. Not that we’ve actually read the whole thing, though.

Kurt Ekert will replace Douglas Anderson as President and CEO at Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) with immediate effect.

What does the CWT crystal ball reveal?

Work is underway to develop of a platform to engage and recognise business travellers for making decisions that fall in […]

Airfares in Australia will rise by around 3% in 2014 with hotel rates likely to see a 4% increase, according […]

Travel management company Carlson Wagonlit have revealed in a recent survey that travel planners are largely against the policy of […]

Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) has reported a mixed set of results for 2012 with overall sales falling just over 1% […]

The key priorities for businesses in Australia and the wider Asia Pacific region in 2013 is to ensure staff travelling […]