Like most other travel businesses, Chimu’s 2020 was a story of attrition and survival. However, it appears the company has well and truly turned a corner.

Windstar has shirked its traditional booking strategy and instead sailed away, sailed away, sailed away with travel agents. A very poor reference we admit.

This week we got up close and personal with Butterfield & Robinson’s Annalise Andrews, until she requested we sit further away.

Travel Weekly attended the Travel Counsellors’ awards over the weekend, and in between outfit changes and battling hangovers, managed to file this.

When we gather research, it’s usually about why we’re all wearing non-matching socks. We haven’t quite figured that one out yet, but will keep you posted on the results!

TravelManagers reached record sales in February, making it their fifteenth consecutive month of growth.

To celebrate the launch of United’s new 787 Dreamliner service between Melbourne and Los Angeles on October 28, the airline […]

The rise of online travel businesses and airline direct bookings means that street front travel agents must become savvier in […]