This new platform is being dubbed an industry first by Sabre and Google, and rather than fact check this claim, we’re just going to take their word for it.

We’re sorry to say that you’ll need to take the sour with the sweet in this week’s Aviation Wrap.

While many travel companies around the globe are shrinking due to COVID-19, Google’s trajectory is continuing in an upward fashion.

Sick of reading stories about Google asserting its dominance in the travel industry? Well, it’s probably best you skip this one.

Surprisingly, the study made no mention of compasses, sextants or Gregory’s street directories.

Hear from Google’s head of travel on how to sustain business growth and maximise the potential of your number one asset – your people – at Travel DAZE 2019!

Coincidentally, Travel Weekly’s editor recently jazzed up his own bike by adding handle tassles, spoke beads and a sissy bar.

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.