The online travel giant has recalibrated its compass and is heading in a new direction. However, that’s not to suggest it got completely lost.

Do you happen to be a member of the ATAC? Well, you probably already know about this news, but here it is anyway.

Did you hear someone yell “OOOOOOH, BURN!” in the general vicinity of Surry Hills this morning? Don’t worry, it was just Travel Weekly’s editor upon reading this news.

The online travel giant has found itself in the middle of a Federal Court case between ASIC and Allianz over travel insurance.

Despite the constant war between hotels and OTAs, the world’s largest hotel chain has penned a new partnership with Expedia.

Thought Expedia was fairly immune to the severe impact COVID-19 is having on the travel industry? Think again upon reading these dour financials.

This is a very welcome pledge from Expedia’s boss, particularly given the company’s executive leadership team is made up entirely of white men.

Barry Diller has been tinkering with his beloved Expedia Group again. Get the lowdown on the company’s raft of changes here.

Airbnb, Booking, Expedia, and TripAdvisor have all shaken hands with the European Commission. Find out why here.

Expedia Group has announced the shock resignation of chief executive Mark Okerstrom and chief financial officer Alan Pickerill.

It’s hats off to Mark Okerstrom and the team at Expedia for this super industry initiative – not that anyone at Travel Weekly wears hats, mind you.

In an industry first, Marriott will use Expedia as its exclusive distributor of wholesale rates, availability and content.