Facebook has been left red-faced after making social media management a bitch for the town of Bitche by removing its page.

The social media platform claims to be the first to let users share travel-specific content to create real-world itineraries.

The destination’s government ministers appear to have rocks in their heads, judging by this ridiculous plan.

A Sydney-based agency has been forced to pay legal costs after losing a court case against a woman who made negative comments about it in a Facebook group.

We don’t want to jump the gun on this one, but we reckon this is the most unfortunate social media blunder since Donald Trump’s infamous “covfefe” tweet.

Was it ever meant to be taken seriously? We’ll never know, but this travel bubble post has given us the best Facebook beef we’ve seen in years.

We are pretty sure Air New Zealand just won troll of the year. Click here if you like watching racists getting taken down in the comment section.

Hosts of short-term rental properties have been sharing images of guests along with their names and personal information online, with some making racist comments and revealing guests’ sexual orientations.

Struggle to distinguish between Facebook and Instagram? Signed up to Tinder to promote your business? You best get reading this.

Tourists are continuing to flee Lombok as DFAT urges Aussies to reconsider their plans to travel to the Indonesian Island.

We chatted with Mayo about how agents can get the most out of social media. To our dismay, posting hundreds of pictures of our dog was not one of his recommendations.

We consulted our futurist friend, Michael McQueen to find out what threat online travel platforms really pose.