To any big, shonky OTA that has the ACCC up their clacker, learn from Adventium’s example and pay what you damn well owe.

In further proof that OTAs are trying to infiltrate just about every sector of the travel industry comes this bricks-and-mortar move.

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!”

Australia’s OTA landscape has become even more crowded, with a new player already calling out the giants.

It’s understood the Byron-Bay-based OTA celebrated the appointment with a few cases of Stone & Wood and an incense burning ceremony.

Did you hear someone yell “OOOOOOH, BURN!” in the general vicinity of Surry Hills this morning? Don’t worry, it was just Travel Weekly’s editor upon reading this news.

The Brisbane-based travel platform is looking a lot more youthful. However, that’s not to suggest its staff have all had a facelift.

What is a ‘super app’, you may ask? We’ll let you know once we’re finished Googling ‘digital lifestyle platform’. Or, you can just read the article.

It failed to nab Virgin, but secured a takeover deal with Village Roadshow. Now, the private equity firm has befriended an OTA.

After collapsing in September last year, Thomas Cook is reportedly set to make a comeback.

Webjet is encouraging its customers to put their money where their mouth is when it comes to sustainability.

The ASX-listed online travel company is carrying a number of financial bumps and bruises from the coronavirus.