It’s finally Friday! Or, as we call it in the Travel Weekly office, Agent Wrap day. We also like to call it Wineday.

Tripadvisor is the latest online travel company to jump on the COVID-safe bandwagon with an unoriginally named suite of tools.

Barnard Castle’s Tripadvisor page has been inundated with fake reviews poking fun at a British political advisor who seemingly broke lockdown laws.

The online travel player is taking the difficult step of reducing its total workforce by around a quarter, as it seeks to combat the threat of COVID-19.

Airbnb, Booking, Expedia, and TripAdvisor have all shaken hands with the European Commission. Find out why here.

Get ready for some serious #travelinspo because Tripadvisor just announced its Travellers’ Choice Best of the Best Awards for destinations!

A new piece of software from the company allows restaurants to view and respond to online reviews from multiple sources on a single outlet.

Fresh off the heels of an announcement of hundreds of layoffs at the company, an email has revealed TripAdvisor is planning a shake-up in leadership.

Expedia Group must stop selling tickets to dolphin shows, according to a damning new report.

It looks like TripAdvisor is moving and shaking its way further into paid advertising options; more elegantly, might we add, than Travel Weekly’s editor on the dance floor.

Lost track of who’s recently been hired and fired in the industry? Let this Flavour of the Week edition get you back up to speed.

Queensland’s Tourism Minister is furious about TripAdvisor’s new Sea World stance. Read her venom-filled tirade here.