Webjet has revealed exactly what impact the collapse of Thomas Cook will have on the company, and it’s not pretty.

There’s a whole lot of jumping going on over at Webjet HQ today, both in a financial and celebratory sense.

Australian travel companies were among those on the receiving end of a drop in share prices at the opening of the ASX200 this morning.

Travelport’s new boss seems to keep quite a neat and tidy appearance, much unlike Travel Weekly’s editor, who has a bit of a vagabond look about him today.

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

The staff fridge at Webjet HQ is set to have its wine stash upgraded from Sunnyvale Fruity Lexia to Perrier Jouet following this news of some very positive financial figures.

Meanwhile, we’ve acquired a serious case of the shakes following a mild caffeine overdose. We’ll be filing the rest of our stories from the hospital so wish us luck.

Forget the ancient technology of the internet – you can book everything on your smart phone now! Excuse us while we throw our computer out the window – we don’t need it anymore.

Webjet’s growth has surprised even us. We’re talking about the huge increase in profits that is, not a newly formed skin infection.

Travel Weekly staff are officially in holiday mode, hence this photo-filled Agent Wrap round-up, does it?

Does the news of Webjet’s success send you into a bit of a tizzy? Well, start breathing into the brown paper bag now.

We’re known in our office to be a bit threatening, but that’s only because someone ate the last Tim Tam. Our reaction was warranted.