The travel giant has announced further actions to mitigate the impact of the unprecedented and rapidly evolving COVID-19 landscape.

The two travel giants are taking decisive action to reduce the adverse outcomes of coronavirus on travel demand.

Can you hear the popping of champagne corks coming from Helloworld HQ? Well, it’s either the company celebrating its half-yearly results or a staff member trying out their new pop gun.

Look! It’s not one, but two important updates regarding failed wholesaler Excite Holidays, accentuated by a generic iStock image.

Crawl that last mile towards the weekend with a slew of updates from your favourite agencies, courtesy of your mates at Travel Weekly.

The news comes as a peak industry body estimates a 10 to 20 per cent drop in bookings set to cost the country at least $45 billion by the end of the year.

Wholesalers, tour operators and cruise companies have rallied around the communities affected by bushfires across Australia, with some of the industry’s biggest players urging customers to donate.

Need a feel-good story among all the doom and gloom of the bushfire crisis? You can make a real difference here.

Wanna know what some of your former colleagues who you worked with years ago are doing now? Well, our Flavour of the Week wrap may or may not contain the answers.

Congrats, folks – you made it to Friday! As a reward, here’s an extra-long Agent Wrap for you to peruse before knock-off drinks.

Helloworld’s new head bean counter happens to be a familiar face in the travel industry. Find out just how familiar here.

Mathias Cormann has denied he influenced the police’s decision to investigate two ex-Helloworld employees who allegedly blew the whistle on flights the Finance Minister received from the company free of charge.