Did you perhaps take an ecstasy tablet in your misspent youth? Travel Weekly warns this ad could bring it back on 15 years later.

With the WA government posting a whopping $5.6 billion surplus in FY21, we reckon Mark McGowan won’t even notice a few mill gone from his war chest.

Margy Osmond gave the Senate a good talking too last week, also demanding to know why JobKeeper wasn’t coming back.

The Austrian National Tourist Office has found itself a new leader, who now has no choice but to like The Sound of Music and Viennese apple strudel.

With the international border closed until 2022 and meagre Budget relief for tourism operators, this new initiative is a big shot in the arm.

It’s been a pretty crappy time of late for Victorians, so we’re sending some positive vibes their way in the form of this welcome news.

Intrepid has formed a special partnership for National Reconciliation Week and, as you’ll discover here, that’s not the only thing the wholesaler has been up to.

The UN’s specialist tourism agency has hopped into bed with Google. Well, they were already both in it, so now they’re sharing the same pillow.

New staffing requirements introduced by Border Force have postponed the long-awaited return to sailing for APT’s Caledonian Sky.

The Star faces some competition, however, from a private equity firm that wants to take over Crown (which, FYI, has also just hired a new CEO).

Yes, the Italian National Tourist Board has turned itself into a radio station. However, don’t expect Alan Jones to come out of retirement to play host.

The government has channelled its inner Justice League to unite five tourism experts for a good old-fashioned brainstorm.