Penny Spencer has given her agency’s leisure site a bit of a preen and a tszuj just in time to snag a few international bookings.

Our deputy editor was relieved to learn the tech difficulties she has been experiencing were caused by a mass outage and not all the coffee and cookie crumbs she spilled on her keyboard.

Have you done something embarrassing at work recently? Take comfort in knowing it almost definitely wasn’t as bad as this gaffe by whoever is in charge of translating Visit Mexico’s webpage.

Speaking of new looks, Travel Weekly’s editor is sporting a pair of see-through plastic jeans in the office today. Thankfully, he remembered to wear underpants.

Inspiring Journeys has unveiled a brand-new website along with a sweet, sweet incentive for agents and even some rewards for clients.

Get in quick, agents! If you sign up before February 28, you could win one of 10 $500 vouchers. We’re preparing our best travel agent pseudonym now so we’re in with a chance.

We asked our boss for a little more freedom but he saw through our thinly veiled ploy to get an early mark and told us to go away.

Wendy Wu Tours CEO Joe Karbo had many more interesting things to say. However, after our second martini, our notes became a little illegible.

Read this story to find out how many lolly puns we could use in one article, and to be honest there’s still a few left in the bag.

What do travel agents need to be doing to improve their conversion rates and make visitors buyers?

Coffs Coast’s tourism website gets a makeover.

North Korea have launched a new website (in Korean) to encourage tourism to the dictator-led country, despite simultaneously banning visitors […]