With safety weighing heavily on the minds of many travellers during this time, it seems that Aussies jaunting domestically have lucked out.

What do you get when a 100-metre-high glass suspension bridge is hit with gale-force winds? This terrifying incident.

Just in case you need further proof that international travel isn’t coming back anytime soon, APT Travel Group has kept its finger on the pause button.

Are you a safety-conscious traveller seeking adventure? Check out this ranking of the safest to riskiest adventure travel destinations.

Hint: The answer will definitely keep your fear of flying at bay. Unless you’re scared of airline food. In which case this will do little to quell fears.

Are you a fanatical climate change activist? Well, this article supports your argument AND makes a great DIY megaphone for protests when printed.

Following the murder of an agent in her workplace, travel veteran John Boulding has addressed the serious issue of travel agency safety.

At Travel Weekly safety is of the highest priority, unless our toast gets caught in the toaster and then all bets are off.

We’re always getting annoyed at slow-moving tourists who take unnecessary photos of everything. Until we remembered those who live in glass houses…

If it makes the big cruise ships feel better, we too were banned from visiting Venice after we had to many wines, fell into a canal and were saved by a gondola.

Sometimes being a travel agent requires making tough calls. In this piece, Travel Weekly’s Managing Editor asks whether Tui and Thomson Holidays’ agents got it wrong.

Get your party on on at the carnival that never sleeps in Rio with these top tips