The world’s most popular cities for international travellers have been revealed, and TW can confirm that neither Tamworth nor Dubbo made the list.

Paranoid that Airbnb may be taking over your neighbourhood, driving up rentals and putting a strain on hotels? It’s probably best you skip this one.

Sacré bleu! If you’re a wholesaler with tour buses in Paris you might want to read this. Those with no affiliation to tour buses are also welcome to have a peruse.

Just when you thought nothing could top United’s ant-infested flight, Travel Weekly is proud to inform you of this mid-flight puke fest.

Travel Weekly’s deputy editor has taken a break from munging down on croissants and skolling champagne in France to deliver this hotel review.

Heartbroken Parisiens and tourists watched as the iconic spire of the world’s most famous Gothic cathedral was engulfed in flames and collapsed.

Please excuse us while we sell a few vital organs so we can visit all the destinations on this list.

Meanwhile, we’re very close to forcing our office to close if our boss doesn’t change his policy on midday naps and early marks.

Riots broke out in the French capital over the weekend, with protesters looting and torching cars in many of the city’s main tourist areas.

Just in case key rings and miniature models aren’t enough, you can now buy part of the original staircase. That is, if you have a spare $800,000 laying around.

If it makes her feel any better, Travel Weekly was also kicked out of the iconic gallery because apparently you can’t “just drink wine anywhere” and they have “standards”.

We threatened to go on strike if the line outside the cafe downstairs didn’t shorten, but apparently whether we do our job or not does not affect the city’s baristas in the slightest.