The global pandemic has signalled the end for another travel company, with STA Travel unable to pay its bills.

Agents throughout Australia are sharing the new and exciting ways they are diversifying their business, but this one may be the sweetest of them all.

This story may spell bad news for Flight Centre, but believe us when we say it also features plenty of green shoots and silver linings.

A travel agency with a twist has taken the COVID-19 slowdown as an opportunity to breathe new life into its business.

This travel agent reckons the recent JobKeeper announcement drew a fine line between gratitude and relief, and criticism of its details, for Australia’s tourism industry.

Has your team lost their way a bit ever since the COVID-19 grabbed the travel industry by the balls? Get them back on track with this advice-filled read.

After a tumultuous few days for Flight Centre, “Skroo” finally has a couple of things to smile about.

The first creditor’s report into a travel agency that went bust has identified “irregular” handling of customer payments.

Yes, it’s Travel Weekly’s first 2020 predictions story for the year and, judging by our editor’s inbox, it certainly won’t be the last.

A “recidivist” travel agency has been fined hundreds of thousands of dollars in the Federal Court for exploiting migrant workers.

While the majority of the travel industry is made up of honest businesses who care about their customers, there is the odd bad egg… like this agency.

There’s a new agency in town, and it’s set to shake up the industry as if it was a bowl full of jelly.