The only thing at an all-time high in Travel Weekly’s office is going to be our electricity bill due to our insistence on working in a tropical climate in the middle of winter.

It seems ‘green washing’ has nothing to do with fashioning sponges out of moss, despite what we imagined upon first hearing the term.

Adventure travel enthusiasts, rejoice! Your fave Aussie tour operator has got some whopping discounts on departures up until 20 December.

Rumour has it, Beyoncé’s Run the World (Girls) could be heard blasting from Intrepid’s Australia office moments after they announced this news.

The last time we went off-the-grid was because we lost phone reception going through a train tunnel on our commute. Worst 15 seconds of our week.

Meanwhile, we celebrated Earth Day by slapping single-use coffee cups out of the hands of unsuspecting commuters.

The tour operator is lending its industry know-how to the Taungurung Nation to help put Indigenous people front and centre in central Victoria’s tourism scene.

The tour operator is celebrating Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) cultures to provide a diverse and inclusive perspective of North America.

The tour operator has joined the swathes of travel companies in solidarity with Ukraine by launching an emergency appeal to support communities affected by the crisis.

Whether you’ve spent the past week stealing rose petals from your neighbours garden for an elaborate picnic or you’re the guy on the train with an arm full of half-dead roses from the clearance rack, you can’t beat these V-Day deals.

The tour operator has been busy using its downtime to accelerate investment in this massively popular sector.

As many Australian’s took to the streets yesterday, in both protest and celebration, a few companies chose a different approach: business as usual. Here’s why.