We’ll give you two clues for the name of the new hotel brand: it’s coming all the way from Singapore, and it rhymes with ‘wincy’. And no, it’s not Incy.

The association’s CEO said he was “extremely disappointed” by the NSW government’s decision, and claims the hotel has not been formally advised of why it was removed from the program.

What do a pair of alpacas, a five-foot unicorn made of flowers and a father’s ashes have in common? As it turns out, they were all left behind at this hotel brand’s properties last year.

A way to travel while in bed? The folks over at Travelodge must have read our diary because they’ve managed to make our dreams come true.

Airlines screwing up usually gets Travel Weekly better traffic, but that’s not stopping us bringing you this informative yarn.

If there’s one thing we look forward to on Thursdays, it’s the Big Fat Hotel Wrap. That, and the self-appointed early mark at 3pm.

We adore “fart in a can” and fake novelty vomit around the Travel Weekly office, so imagine our joy when we found these pearlers.

A brand refresh has seen Travelodge’s 17 properties across Australia and New Zealand updated with a new look and feel.

A private equity firm is creating a new hospitality group to compete with the likes of InterContinental Hotels in the UK.

Toga Hotels has confirmed it will open a new Travelodge property close to Sydney Airport at Mascot in late 2015 […]