For those readers who work in a call centre, we recommend taking a few deep breaths and fixing yourself a stiff drink before having a look at this new research.

Australia has recorded its largest-ever drop in overseas travel, according to new data released by the ABS. Yikes.

Speaking of, Travel Weekly staff have only been on their feet several times in the past few days, mainly for trips between our home office nest and the refrigerator.

What started as a headache for Marriott’s boss amid the COVID-19 crisis has turned into a migraine following this unfortunate news.

The world’s most popular cities for international travellers have been revealed, and TW can confirm that neither Tamworth nor Dubbo made the list.

Travel Weekly recently went one-on-one with ADARA’s regional sales director. For an interview, that is – not a jousting match or a game of chess.

Ever arrived in a new country and realised you have no idea who you’re supposed to tip for what? Find a few handy pointers for you and your clients right here.

Personally, all our life decisions are made based on food, so this statistic makes very little difference to us besides letting us know that we’re not alone.

No, we’re not making this one up: Book a Holiday Day is REAL and we’re using it as an excuse to spend the rest of the day researching trips we can’t afford.

Somebody must have spiked our vodka supply because we are suddenly DESPERATE to get on a plane to Russia and see some FIFA action.

The 2018 Green Cities Index has shown which city is greenest based on square meter per person. Hint: Sydney did pretty bloody well.

Meanwhile, our online shopping has been under control since our boss stopped letting us have parcels delivered to the office.