The UN has warned that the impacts of the pandemic on tourism are already placing conservation efforts in jeopardy.

This headline may take a glass-half-full approach, but given the current state of affairs, we’ll take it as a win.

It appears the Sultan of Brunei has finally come to his senses. About bloody time, we say.

Proving that Brunei’s strict new laws are the talk of the travel sector comes these fresh allegations.

Travel Weekly recommends reading this story while listening to “Happy” by Pharrell Williams or “Walking on Sunshine” by Katrina & The Waves. Unless, of course, you’re terrible at multitasking.

Alan Joyce calls for more effort by the private sector in addressing gender equality, while Travel Weekly’s Women in Travel Awards entries are soon to close!

The new Zika designation now puts it in the class of other dangerous mosquito-borne diseases, like malaria and yellow fever.

Twenty-four people have been confirmed dead days after a massive tropical cyclone lashed the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu.

Anger has mounted following Trade Minister Andrew Robb’s cancellation of Australia’s membership to the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), […]