Do you happen to work at Magellan and noticed someone different sitting in the GM’s chair today? All is explained here.

Here’s a positive rugby-related travel story that, thankfully, doesn’t make any mention of the Wallabies occupying last place on the Tri Nations table.

Andrew Burnes has some seriously good expectations for Helloworld agents, thanks to a predicted lack of competition from rivals.

We wish we could say this story about an exclusive program was a Travel Weekly exclusive, but the truth is we just copied and pasted the press release.

Travel Weekly has poured over Helloworld’s quarterly update to bring you this package of highlights.

In the accompanying photo, Virtuoso CEO Matthew Upchurch is demonstrating what we imagine is his “welcome” face and hand gesture combination. Either that or he’s giving a tutorial on how to throw pizza dough.

The company has revealed some unsurprisingly dour quarterly results and an equally dismal outlook, as it continues to wade through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Are you seeking some practical, no-nonsense marketing advice? Well, you can stop looking.

David Harris said the decision to close the company’s trans-Tasman operations was actually being considered prior to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In sad news, Ensemble Travel Group will close its Australia and New Zealand business next month, as the company scrambles to stay afloat during the COVID-19 crisis.

In other news, we’ve cancelled our gym membership. Although we can’t promise we won’t get sucked into another contract. Stay tuned for complaints.

As we’ve been telling everyone, be prepared, expect a stampede! Oh wait, we may just be recalling the sign at the Bieber concert last night.