It’s the second time a Flight Centre partnership has come up this week and it’s only Tuesday! Skroo must be feeling extra convivial this week.

While seemingly struggling to win popularity among its pilots, the regional carrier has turned to its agency partners for reassurance.

The only staff retention policy we have at Travel Weekly is a primal fear of being on hold with Centrelink for 600 hours.

After a quarter of a century in the travel industry, Elf is taking over Flight Centre’s corporate travel arm. No word yet on who is taking the legs.

People are heading back overseas so say goodbye to organising a weirdly timed Zoom meeting and get ready for a nice 13-hour flight!

The travel giant is giving away 40 holidays to celebrate its 40th Birthday! Nobody tell them that it’s usually the other way around…

Work for Flight Centre? Your tax dollars could now be contributing to your own salary, according to our vague understanding of the ATO.

Danielle Galloway, Anthony Goldman and Penny Spencer have formed a supergroup, but that’s not to say they’re now in a band. At least, that we know of.

The travel agency is being trolled online for what appears to be a glaring error in one of its ads, but the crafty folk at Flight Centre are determined to have the last laugh.

We assume the accompanying image encapsulates treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s response after reading what the travel industry had to say about his grand plan.

A big leadership shake-up is usually either a positive step forward, or the plot of a critically acclaimed TV show full of questionable characters.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s editor managed to update her computer this morning and only had two meltdowns in the process, which is a tech achievement in itself.