There’s a bit of good news and a bit of bad news out of Flight Centre today. Be impressed and disappointed at the same time right here.

Travel Weekly admits it was a bit late to the party on this story. We were just trying to be fashionable.

The Flight Centre controversy continues, as the embattled FC managing director accuses the ABC of collusion with unions.

Flight Centre gives us an exclusive peek at their hot tips for 2018. And for those sceptical of our ‘exclusive’ claims, we’re at least 78% sure.

The last celebrity to drop into our office was the rat from Disney’s Ratatouille, though he refused to make us any food so was quickly chased out.

Flight Centre’s head honcho talks exclusively to Travel Weekly. Well, maybe ‘exclusively’s’ a lie. But he did talk to us.

Flight Centre reveals its inaugural Turner Report with a look at the habits of Aussie travellers. We tried to create a report on our own habits, but our colleagues decided it was too much information.

Flight Centre offices forced to cut back on excessive pen ordering and swap Arnotts for Homebrand after these unfortunate results.

A South Australian-based law firm has urged businesses to review its agency agreements following December’s court ruling against Flight Centre, saying it leaves practices “up in the air”.

Cheaper airfares and increased airline capacity on international routes will help offset subdued consumer confidence in Australia, Flight Centre says.

Flight Centre is focused on building sales in sectors that have previously not been considered growth priorities, with low cost carriers an important part of the plan.

Flight Centre shares have surged after the travel retailer reported a better than expected full year profit and flagged a better year ahead.