Flight Centre’s list of travel tech partners has grown. However, that’s not to say magic beans or a watering can were involved.

Dwayne Birtles has denied speculation that the vast selection of biscuits in News Corp’s communal office tin swayed his decision to join the media giant.

There’s been plenty of news over the weekend on the state of Australia’s domestic and international borders.

The travel giant is streamlining part of its business in an attempt to stay afloat during the global pandemic.

The travel giant has gone shopping and found itself a San Francisco-based travel platform that specialises in personalisation through artificial intelligence.

Travel Weekly cannot confirm whether the airline will be allowed to use Flight Centre’s famous office slide, but we hear Paul Scurrah has called first dibs.

FCTG is upping its booking capabilities for tours and activities, thanks to a new tech partnership with a local player.

With international travel restrictions still in place, this agent surprised her husband with a themed Cook Islands dinner and armchair travel experience.

Skroo’s stress ball has scored a well-earned break after Flight Centre managed to secure some much-needed funding.

The travel giant has warned that tens of thousands of jobs in the industry will be lost if the government does not extend JobKeeper.

This week’s Agent Wrap is best accompanied by a mid-range bottle of red and a big, greasy pizza. Well, at least that’s what Travel Weekly’s journo was accompanied by while writing this.

Flight Centre has ended up in a legal stoush with a blind man in the US who claims the company’s website is inaccessible to people with visual impairments.