Personally, we love lounges. And lounging. Essentially, we’re heavily into anything that involves having a lie-down.

This is probably the closest we’ll ever get to flying first class so we’re making the most of it by spending the rest of our Friday virtually exploring this Boeing 777.

Virtual reality is making waves in the travel industry. But what does this actually looks like? Besides a room full of people flailing around with computers on their heads.

Qantas VR app lets travellers explore destinations before arriving. Caution is urged with some city’s red-light districts.

Business leaders don’t buy into mobile, Artificial Intelligence or Virtual Reality according to research. Then again, wasn’t that long ago business leaders didn’t believe in having a website.

Identifying trends is key to staying ahead of the pack when it comes to the use of technology in travel. Here are five big ones you should be taking note of in 2020.