The line celebrated its return with a plaque exchange, which, much to Travel Weekly’s delight, has far less to do with dental hygiene than we first imagined.

Accommodation specialist, Stuba, has said that they have seen a 39 per cent increase in bookings since Easter vs the […]

Has the prospect of spending $2.50 a litre on petrol this week got you in hysterics? Qantas can relate.

There could be worse places to be offloaded. For example, the ship could have been cruising by North Korea…

These unlucky passengers had to brave the London weather in nothing but their flying clothes.

With Western Australia beginning to welcome back cruise ships today, it’s smooth sailing for PONANT’s popular Kimberley cruises (see what we did there?)

Travel Weekly also announced a carbon neutrality plan, though it mainly involves strapping solar panels to our office dog and hoping we can convince the intern to stand outside with her for a few hours a day.

The EU’s strong stance against Russia has extended to the nation’s airlines following the country’s invasion of Ukraine last week.

Qantas appears to be taking its relationship with Darwin to the next level. That’s right, we’re talking BFF status complete with handwoven friendship bracelets, reading each other’s diaries, the works.

The newest NT Tourism campaign is designed to get Aussies excited about reuniting with family, so best to get a box of tissues ready before watching.

Tourism Australia has teamed up with a “beach expert” to rank this year’s best Aussie beaches and we don’t know what a “beach expert” is, but we assume it involves a portable sunbathing chair and beach umbrella.

Omicron’s latest blow has left pilots and cabin crew wondering why they didn’t pick a career where they can work from home.