Similarly, Travel Weekly is trying to form a partnership with the cafe downstairs, which they correctly recognised as another attempt to get free coffee and shut down immediately.

Just in case you’re feeling self-conscious about your geographical skills, here’s a story about a Love Island contestant who seems to think Asia is one country.

Two of the Australian travel industry’s biggest names have joined forces to call the effectiveness of hard lockdowns into question.

The online travel company has gone CRAZY BIG with its vaccine incentive in the hope it will help reopen Australia’s international borders.

After being called out by a new Aussie OTA only just the other day, Luxury Escapes has returned serve with this, and accompanied it with a Lleyton Hewitt-esque “C’MON!”

It appears a trend of online travel companies joining the federation is beginning to emerge.

Are you finding some international destinations harder to sell than others right now? This new research might help explain why.

On the flipside, the online travel company has just appointed its first chief growth and consumer product officer.

A local law firm is rallying disgruntled consumers around a potential class action against major travel providers over voucher schemes that “significantly disadvantage customers”.

It appears Luxury Escapes has pretty hot property right now, with yet another potential suitor showing interest in the online travel player.

Travel Weekly has spoken to the Luxury Escapes boss about mounting speculation that the business could soon be snapped up by a big travel giant. Here’s what he had to say.

Did you fawn over Matty J back when he was the leading man on The Bachelor? Well, breathe deeply and try not to faint while reading this.