Meanwhile, we celebrated Earth Day by slapping single-use coffee cups out of the hands of unsuspecting commuters.

With energy prices soaring many in the travel industry are wondering who will pay the price? The staff at Travel Weekly are hoping it’s not travel writers.

This expert reckons digitisation is the future of the travel agency model. But isn’t it the future of all industries, we ask?

GlobalData has crunched the numbers to uncover who wields the most influence in the travel and tourism space, and they are not who you’d expect. 

It appears Australia’s travel insurance providers are set to suffer from shrinkage in the coming months due to COVID-19.

Investing in extra training will not only engage staff, but it will also prepare them for the changing landscape of travel, according to new research.

With many of the country’s favourite international haunts indefinitely off limits to Australians into the near future, this analyst says domestic tourism could see a surge in demand.

Been raving around the office about cruising across Australia? Prepare to give your speculative colleagues their just desserts upon receipt of this news.

It appears the plans of Italy’s transport minister to curb cruising in Venice’s historic city centre have been given a bit of a reality check.

Were you under the assumption that Thomas Cook was extinct? Well, as this story proves, the dinosaur of the travel industry is still clinging on – but only just.

It appears the luck of the Irish is running out, and hunting for leprechauns has fallen out of fashion with tourists, according to this analysis.