Marriott has launched its new home-rental collection while the Travel Weekly staff have decided to launch a Pokémon cards collection. It’s not quite as significant but at least it’s something.

The construction giant’s parent company has blamed the Australian government’s “hard-line approach of managing Covid-19” for its demise.

The US-based hotel giant has got its eye on the Asia Pacific, with plans to expand faster than you can say Omicron.

The hotel giant’s sleek business travel brand is continuing its Aussie expansion at such a pace it’s almost giving Omicron a run for its money.

While WA is still not all that welcoming to international arrivals, at least the state is receptive to new hotels.

As the saying goes, all good things come in threes. Unless, of course, we’re talking about baseball strikes.

Get ready to say “bulla” to one of Australia’s favourite South Pacific paradises, because Fiji Airways has flights taking off from Sydney on the morning of the country’s reopening.

Fancy a month’s worth of free accommodation across Australia, NZ and the Pacific to enjoy once it is safe to do so? Well, you’ll need both jabs to be in with a chance.

Marriott’s appointment hot streak continues. However, the same can’t be said for our editor’s office footy tipping performance.

Luxe travellers near and far are busy jamming their umpteen pairs of Jimmy Choos and Christian Louboutins into their Montblanc suitcases upon receipt of this news.

This interview led us to discover Will’s love for musical theatre, which would explain the numerous references to Fiddler on the Roof and Cats.

It’s all looking very peachy over at Marriott, with the hotel giant’s career development program bearing fruit in the form of four new GMs.