If you’re celiac, gluten-intolerant or just trying to avoid deliciously unhealthy food, you should probably skip this one. Or, use it as an excuse to stock up on croissants like we did.

We’ve tried to make this story as intriguing as possible, but let’s be honest – you’d probably be able to guess the most popular destinations without even looking.

The naughty kids of the travel industry classroom (aka hotel booking sites) have agreed to sit up straight and behave following a talking-to from a competition watchdog.

Hotels.com has released a list of where Aussie travellers are spending their dosh for international accommodation. Meanwhile, we can hardly afford our morning coffee.

New research shows Australian hotels close to natural wonders are rising in price. Which is good news for the Aussie tourism industry, but bad news for those looking for an eco-tourism adventure.

There are a few reasons travellers keep returning to our shores. Sadly, it’s not Bondi’s deep-fried Mars Bar or Brisbane’s ‘Brown Snake’.

Grandparents are inspiring Gen Y’s travel itineraries, meanwhile our grandma likes to tells us we have nice eyebrows, but we know she’s lying.

A new report shows Aussie hotels take a ‘one size fits all’ approach to Chinese travellers, although we’re not saying they’re buying them ill-fitting clothes.

Do you lie awake in shame over that one time you booked through a third party? Well cancel the trip to the confessional, it might not be the biggest sin.

We smashed open our piggy bank after reading this list, and now sorely regret it because we’ve got nowhere to store our spare change.

Apparently there’s a formula for calculating the ultimate hotel stay. We tried to follow it but our maths doesn’t stretch past basic addition.

We won a ‘Most Loved’ award once, but it was from our mum and didn’t come with a trophy so probably doesn’t count.