As Aussies are asked to travel within Australia to support our challenging domestic tourism market, this research reveals which states may lead the way.

Surprisingly, the study made no mention of compasses, sextants or Gregory’s street directories.

A new piece of software from the company allows restaurants to view and respond to online reviews from multiple sources on a single outlet.

In what appears to be good news for travel agents, Aussies have plenty of leave banked up for a holiday. However, whether they have the money for one is another question entirely.

Do your attempts to woo Millennial customers involve playing Justin Bieber in-store and dressing like him too? It’s probably best you give this a read then.

Think you know how to beat jet leg effectively? Well, don’t be so sure, suggests this new Qantas research.

The new research shines a light on the shape and direction of Australia’s outbound leisure market, though that’s not to say any gigantic flashlights were used in the making of this report.

Are you over 30 and believe travelling is the best thing in the world? You may be enraged after reading this.

A traveller survey has revealed what the industry gets wrong about how and why clients plan their trips.

This study suggests that either agents are getting better at selling holidays, or Aussies are becoming uglier. Or both.

In not so good news for agents, Aussies are most likely to stay close to home instead of exploring far and wide, according to new research.

The researchers for this study mustn’t have taken into account Travel Weekly’s staff vacation habits. We lap up as many leave days as possible.