Travellers are increasingly seeking out food experiences which are truly unique and authentic to the destination they’re visiting. Enter the Central Coast.

The Central Coast hinterland has opened its doors to the rest of NSW, and what better way to experience all the region has to offer than with some real-life, paddock-to-plate action?

Now that regional travel within NSW is finally legal again, there’s no better time for Aussies to explore their own backyard. A great place to start is the beautiful Central Coast and its hinterland region.

Are you sick of reading about the Ruby Princess saga? Well, it’s probably best you put on a blindfold for this story.

The home of The Big Banana, an ancient rainforest and beautiful beaches has come up trumps in WOTIF.com’s list of the top Australian destinations for travellers in 2020.

Calling all cruise industry personnel: the NSW government wants YOU to provide input on the next steps for a potential terminal in Port Botany.

The casino and hotel giant can rest easy knowing its soon-to-be-built Barangaroo property will have views of Sydney Harbour after the NSW government retreated from further court action.

Just like the fireworks in the accompanying photo, two prominent industry bodies have gone off about the NSW government’s big funding cut to its tourism agency.

NSW and Air NZ are continuing their love affair, although we’re not implying the state and airline are getting cheeky beneath the sheets.

We take our office politics seriously at Travel Weekly: who’s on the cupcake roster, who’s round it is at the pub, who’s slacking at the gym – isn’t that what also happens at Parliament?

Big news in the world of corporate travel management as Flight Centre’s FCm brand scores a major win.

While new hotels is good news, one sector is demanding the government crack down on unregulated short term stays stealing customers.