Travel Weekly’s editorial staff were about to chuck a collective sickie today, before realising that the newsletter might be a wee bit non-existent if we followed through.

Meanwhile, a heavy Monday morning brain fog is causing us to make numerous typos and continuously forget what we’re doing today.

Aussies play cheeky buggers when it comes to checking out travel competition online, research shows. Sadly, research doesn’t include what our partners get up to online.

I don’t know what the tiger will do next. Its paw is as wide and round as a coconut, with […]

Tiger Airways Australia has rebranded as Tigerair Australia as the airline sets about reviving its fortunes with a fresh look and […]

The threat of increased competition from Tiger as Virgin Australia takes a 60% stake in the low cost carrier has […]

New low cost air fares to the Red Centre are expected to revive declining tourism numbers to the destination, with […]

Virgin Australia has taken a step closer to taking control of 60% of Tiger Airways Australia after the Foreign Investment […]

Tiger Australia has confirmed it will expand its fleet to 23 aircraft by 2018 under its joint venture with Virgin […]

Tiger Australia has launched a new group booking service which will make it easier for the trade to book its […]

The joint venture between Virgin Australia and Tiger Australia has been described as a "real opportunity" to grow competition in […]

Alice Springs is the latest destination to be reinstated to Tiger Australia's network, with the low cost carrier operating services […]