After a year of travelling abroad during the pandemic, these inexperienced sailors decided to try their luck crossing the Pacific Ocean by boat rather than face expensive airfares and flight caps.

The G-Adventures-owned youth travel brand has also introduced a new way to categorise its trips, which it reckons will make it easier for agents to target youngsters.

Rumour has it that INXS’ “Never Tear Us Apart” could be heard blasting from Qantas’ HQ in Mascot following this news.

Just like the waistline of Travel Weekly’s editor, Marriott’s all-inclusive portfolio of hotels and resorts is expanding.

Does anyone else feel as though they are being jabbed in the arm with a needle every time they read the word ‘vaccine’? Or is that a special talent only inflicted on Travel Weekly’s deputy editor?

The TV cast were reportedly invited to the attraction in a bid to encourage tourists to return. Instead, they got themselves booted.

Have you done something embarrassing at work recently? Take comfort in knowing it almost definitely wasn’t as bad as this gaffe by whoever is in charge of translating Visit Mexico’s webpage.

According to the incident report, the pilot was using a single-use cup. Shame, shame, shame!

It’s been argued that Travel Weekly’s destination wrap is the next best thing to going on holiday. Unless, of course, you hate reading.

Meanwhile, we’re struggling to scrape together enough money for our morning coffee let alone an overseas wedding.

The US has lifted travel restrictions on one of Mexicos biggest tourist hot spots. Meanwhile, we’re lifting self-imposed restrictions on desk naps.

But wait, what’s bowl food? Who cares! When you see these photos your focus will be on cleaning up the saliva from your desk.