Some travel brands may think it is wise to pull their advertising until things die down, but such a knee-jerk reaction to COVID-19 may prove more harmful than helpful.

Louise Laing has flown the G Adventures coop to rival Intrepid. No word though on whether she hit any turbulence on her way there.

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Norwegian Cruise’s Ben Angell, Vice President Marketing sat down in the Millionaire hot seat challenge, though he didn’t get paid a single cent.

Virgin promises to continue looking up in their latest campaign, and TW promises to keep missing deadlines.

Can’t be bothered to read long research papers into millennial travel trends? Well, rejoice as Travel Weekly brings you the shortened version!

TW was at the Tourism Australia conference yesterday, as you’ll read here, it was no holiday, we can tell you.

Aussie baby boomers couldn’t care less about birthday emails, here’s what you need to know when it comes to customer service for this target market.

It’s the start of a new year – and new ideas? Marketers need a solid understanding of the key trends in online bookings in order to convert sales in 2017.

Travel Weekly chats with Spicers Retreats’ marketing boss who tactfully avoided our veiled attempts to blag a free holiday.

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Digital marketing trends for travel brands looking to cut through the competitive noise in 2017.