The research also revealed the majority of LGBTQI+ travellers have had to take their safety into account when choosing a destination or felt they needed to modify behaviour.

This blogger argues that tourism marketers shouldn’t ditch influencers … unless they’re stuck up, demanding and whingey, of course.

New research finds digital ads for travel and hospitality brands face higher rates of fraud, which could be considered compensation for hotel guests nicking the bathrobes and towels.

Despite what the accompanying image suggests, the “secret weapon” is not a bow and arrow or a set of darts. Or is it? You’ll have to click through and find out.

This report confirms what we already know (tourism had a very bad year in 2020), but it also reveals how quickly the industry will rebound, under the right circumstances.

This new app is like Tripadvisor, except instead of telling you which restaurants have grumpy staff, it tells you how likely they are to want to pat your dog. Well, that’s our understanding.

After opening a travel agency shortly before the coronavirus pandemic began, Kristy Moore says she has become the only certified travel professional for people with autism.

Qantas is once again moving in on Air New Zealand’s turf, launching new flights between the Australian mainland and Norfolk Island.

Four industry heavyweights (metaphorically speaking, of course) have gathered to highlight just how tough it is to be a travel professional right now.

WTTC chief Gloria Guevara has taken to the soapbox once again to try and change the minds of governments on risk assessment.

Meanwhile, our office dog has made it compulsory for all employees to give her pats whenever we walk past. Those who do not comply wind up with wet patches under their desks.

Expect plenty of advertising by the tour company amid Nick Kyrgios’ mid-match dummy spits at the Australian Open this month.