Travelling in a country where you don’t speak the local language has just become a whole lot easier, thanks to the tech giant.

Well, well, well. It appears another tech giant is putting their finger the travel pie. Cue the fear.

Do you constantly have nightmares about tech giants like Google taking over the travel industry? If so, we strongly advise against you reading this.

Google Maps does not yet offer a filter for mini-bar drinks though, much to the disappointment of Travel Weekly’s editor.

Like bell-bottom jeans and puffer jackets, it looks like these old world destinations are making a comeback.

Google has expanded into alternative accommodation, while Travel Weekly’s editor has expanded his waistline thanks to a week of gorging on delicious food in Tahiti.

Have you been fearing the rise of Google in the travel industry for some time? Well, prepare to be a trembling mess after reading this.

Our roving journalist is coming to you LIVE from the Global Tourism Summit in Hawaii! And by live, we mean he filed this story last night and we didn’t see it until five minutes ago.

That’s right agents, Google is once again trying to move in on your action. But critics say this new feature may have trouble appealing to millennials.

Have you walked nine steps with your business and are still not finding success? Walk no longer, the tenth lies within.

New research from Sojern shows travel companies need to get mobile-friendly fast. Personally, we’re so mobile friendly we can’t imagine looking up from our phone even to type this.

Maybe the empowering vibes from International Women’s Day are rubbing off on us, or maybe it’s all the caffeine, but we’re worked up, and we want answers about how to tackle this.