The ASX-listed company has released its results for the third quarter of FY21, and the share market has responded accordingly.

Struggling travel companies are being urged to seek help before JobKeeper is wound back.

Helloworld swung to a loss in the first six months of FY21, but it wasn’t all bad news for the ASX-listed group.

Do you happen to work at Magellan and noticed someone different sitting in the GM’s chair today? All is explained here.

Andrew Burnes has some seriously good expectations for Helloworld agents, thanks to a predicted lack of competition from rivals.

Despite Andrew Burnes not being very smiley in the accompanying photo, you can bet these two very big announcements will have him grinning from ear to ear.

Travel Weekly has poured over Helloworld’s quarterly update to bring you this package of highlights.

Do your emails to some of Helloworld’s key personnel keep bouncing back? Discover the reason why here.

After its shares were embarrassingly suspended on the ASX yesterday, Helloworld has managed to speedily rectify the issue.

Andrew Burnes has been left red-faced after Helloworld left out some “technical information” in the company’s unaudited FY20 results.

Webjet has strengthened its ties with AFTA. However, that’s not to say any full Windsor or Nicky knots were required.

Andrew Burnes says the company will be sticking around “for the next 60 years and beyond” despite suffering a $70 million full-year loss.