As we approach 2020, it’s difficult to believe that for LGBTQ+ people, planning a trip can still be a minefield. Check out this helpful list to help keep your clients safe.

In not so good news for agents, Aussies are most likely to stay close to home instead of exploring far and wide, according to new research.

We caught up with Klook’s ANZ marketing director (and Travel DAZE speaker), Jonathan Williams, to talk technology and sustainability in the travel industry.

We’re helping launch a group of flat earth truthers into space so they can prove NASA wrong once and for all… and hopefully find their home planet in the process.

Please enjoy this extremely important story about a chihuahua who is more well-travelled and significantly more stylish than most of Travel Weekly’s staff.

Similarly, the majority of Travel Weekly’s choices are also based on food. In fact, right now we’re deciding whether to finish another article or abandon ship and go get a kebab instead.

Spending Valentine’s day binge-watching Netflix and sipping $4 wine on your lonesome? Well, according to new research, you might be better off.

If your new year’s resolution is to travel more (it obviously is) then you’re going to want to read these tips so you can afford to jet off.

We considered entering ourselves into the Guinness World Records for most hours spent procrastinating. How many hours are in a year? Times that by at least seven.

Is this story particularly relevant to the travel industry? Not necessarily. Is it crucial to watch this Monday morning? Absolutely.

Finally, we have the science to prove that travel is more than just a fun way to pass the time. It also instils invaluable life skills and lessons.

Sara Axelrod, COO of Local Measure, on how agents and hoteliers can harness the power of social media. Sadly, gifs and memes did not get a mention.