Have you been enjoying Travel Weekly’s FY20 results coverage thus far? Well, as you’ll discover here, it’s not over yet.

Like most travel companies, Jayride was doing well before the virus that shalt not be named crashed the party.

We’re loving Village Roadshow’s theme park optimism here at Travel Weekly, mainly because we’re huge fans of roller coasters and can’t wait to get back up to the Goldie.

The ASX-listed company has already gone ahead and set the bar low for FY21, having avoided a potentially “catastrophic” impact from COVID-19.

Having recently pleaded guilty to three charges over the Dreamworld tragedy as well as being hit with a shareholder class action, Ardent Leisure now has some negative financials to worry about.

The travel giant’s full-year results are out, along with a fairly optimistic outlook for its future.

As the headline suggests, it’s not all bad news for Air New Zealand. But it is mostly bad.

The Flying Kangaroo has essentially racked the international travel queue until mid-next year, but it still holds out hope for a trans-Tasman ‘bubble’ before then.

The ASX-listed online travel company is carrying a number of financial bumps and bruises from the coronavirus.

Do you happen to own shares in CTM? Well, we’ve got mainly bad news for you today, topped off with a sprinkling of optimism.

Flight Centre held its annual general meeting yesterday, addressing the lack of women on its board and the company’s tricky start to the financial year.