If Travel Weekly had an award for the industry’s best beard, Aussie expat Paul McCallum would be the clear winner.

We understand America’s national parks aren’t for everyone, but comparing Yellowstone Park to “boiling water at home” seems like a bit of a stretch.

Things are getting heated between Virgin Hotels and a property owner in the US, so it’s probably worth grabbing the popcorn before reading this latest instalment.

This follows the company’s announcement that it will begin to gradually reintroduce cruise departures in the US in August.

The United States’ flagship inbound travel tradeshow has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The mandate applies to all arrivals at state airports from the continental US and international destinations, and extends to other private and commercial aircraft.

Australia has suffered yet another tourism blow amidst the ongoing bushfire crisis, with the US putting the land Down Under on the same travel advisory level as Hong Kong and Papua New Guinea.

The wholesaler has unveiled a new music-inspired campaign for the US which, thankfully, doesn’t feature the dreadful Rebecca Black.

China has issued a travel warning for its citizens travelling to the States, citing concerns travellers have been “interrogated, interviewed and subjected to” forms of harassment by US law enforcement.

Fortunately, travellers will not be required to disclose their internet search histories to US immigration authorities.

And no, this does not mean you can toke up midflight. You’ll have to wait until you get to your destination first.

You don’t need to put out a trail of avocados to sell to millennials, all you need to know is right here.