Ryanair is doing very little to throw off its title of ‘World’s Dodgiest Airline’, as its latest dodgy campaign gets pulled.

Got a client who desperately wants to believe? Find out where you should send them for their best opportunity at spotting some extraterrestrials.

This week, we traded slow cooker recipes with an MTA travel advisor. It took us a while to realise she was talking about a type of pot and not someone who takes three hours to make pasta.

Post-pandemic travel is going to look very different from what we’ve become accustomed to. Exhibit A: this new requirement for Aussies seeking a European jaunt.

The low-cost carrier has landed itself in hot water with an advertising watchdog after encouraging consumers to book their summer holidays so they can “jab and go”.

Sadly for Spain, it’s just become a whole lot harder for the European destination to woo holidaymakers from the UK.

Two men have died in Spain after a British tourist fell from a hotel balcony onto another man on the ground below.

There are plenty of good signs for the tourism industry judging by this week’s Destination Wrap. Here’s Travel Weekly’s roundup of what’s been happening domestically and internationally.

And the winner of Travel Weekly’s Numpty Award for this week are… the officials of a Spanish resort village.

Do you have a female client who has just gone through a big break-up or is just plain done with men? This may cheer her up.

A British tourist has reportedly been left 10 centimetres shorter after she “shattered her spine” at a popular holiday water park.

In what appears to be a ‘it seemed like a good idea at the time’ moment, a big slide connecting two streets has abruptly closed due to safety complaints.