The CT Partners family has grown once more, with papa bear Barry Mayo adopting another couple of agencies.

Has Emirates’ new GDS booking surcharge left you fuming? Immediately de-fume with this … unless you’re not with Travelport, of course

Despite the efforts of administrators to keep it afloat, the company couldn’t sustain enough cash flow to survive.

This Aussie agency network appears to be doing something right, with its membership base full of happy campers.

The ASX-listed company has released its results for the third quarter of FY21, and the share market has responded accordingly.

There’s been plenty of tszujing happening over at Savenio lately. However, that’s not to suggest the “Fab Five” paid the agency network a visit.

AFTA has released interim results of its ‘Travelsectorkeeper’ survey, and they make for some pretty grim reading, according to CEO Darren Rudd.

Helloworld swung to a loss in the first six months of FY21, but it wasn’t all bad news for the ASX-listed group.

The boss of an Aussie travel agency has unleashed on tourism boards, while also dishing out some hard truths to his peers.

CT Partners chairman Barry Mayo has been spotted doing a celebratory jig down the office hallway following this news.

Two agencies have come together to form what they’ve dubbed a “dynamic new offering”. However, don’t expect this article to provide much clarity on what it actually is.

As perfectly illustrated by Matthew Upchurch in the accompanying image, Virtuoso’s presence is expanding across Australia and New Zealand.