Here’s some very good news brought to you all the way from Northern Territory – not that it had to travel far to get to our editor’s inbox, mind you.

It was Qantas’ turn last week, and now Virgin is growing its domestic capacity significantly to help Australia’s tourism industry and economy rebuild.

Emirates’ local presence has shrunk further, much unlike the waistline of Travel Weekly’s editor, which continues to balloon due to his love of deep-fried Mars bars for breakfast.

Do you try to keep tabs on OTAs? Well, Travel Weekly has saved you from doing some of the legwork here.

It appears the protestors in Hong Kong aren’t going away any time soon, causing more disruptions to the destination’s transport hubs over the weekend.

One of the world’s busiest airports has halted all flights going in and out of Hong Kong, as mass protests continue to cause chaos across the destination.

The flights would have to be pretty cheap to make us wake up THIS early in the morning. Who are we kidding, we’d do anything for a bargain.

Our top Christmas destination is our bed, where we plan to take our midday siesta after eating our weight in prawns and pavlova.

Skyscanner has looked at Aussies’ travel strategies and found we’re making many mistakes while trying to get in the sky. None of which include getting drunk at the airport.

There’s nothing more stressful than trying to book flights for the festive period. Except for Christmas shopping, cooking the Christmas roast, and just about every other aspect of the silly season.

Which flights give passengers more value? Excuse us while we investigate which happy hour cocktail will give us more value at knock-off drinks this afternoon.

Meanwhile, we’re on the verge of being kicked out of the office for leaving a trail of spilt coffee and cake crumbs all over the place.