Has the prospect of spending $2.50 a litre on petrol this week got you in hysterics? Qantas can relate.

To follow this trend, Travel Weekly has decided to start promoting holidays in North Korea, although no one has shown interest so far.

As the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine continues, this Latin American airline has pledged to help Eastern European refugees in partnership with the UN.

The polar expedition cruise line has joined the mass exodus from Russia as travel businesses from all sectors continue to raise their middle fingers in Putin’s general direction.

As the invasion of Ukraine continues, international sanctions against Russia heighten in every field of trade and business. Here’s the latest on how the travel industry is doing its bit.

The tour operator has joined the swathes of travel companies in solidarity with Ukraine by launching an emergency appeal to support communities affected by the crisis.

Plane leasing companies are confiscating their aircraft in response to Russian aggression, but whether or not Russia will play ball is the real question.

While this new development will have a devastating impact on the 44 million people living in Ukraine as well as international relations worldwide, it is also expected to affect global travel in a number of ways. Here’s what you need to know.

A possible Russian invasion has many worried about flying through Ukrainian airspace. Here’s what that means for the travel industry.

Got a client who desperately wants to believe? Find out where you should send them for their best opportunity at spotting some extraterrestrials.

Scott Morrison said he has received intelligence that shows Iran shot down the Ukrainian International Airlines flight that crashed on Wednesday.

A Boeing 737 aircraft has crashed shortly after take-off in Iran, killing all on board. Here’s what we know about the incident so far.