The Brisbane-based travel platform is looking a lot more youthful. However, that’s not to suggest its staff have all had a facelift.

Are your clients looking to get some extra social distancing from their offspring after being cooped up with them for months? This new Contiki trip should do the trick.

Adam Armstrong began his stint at Contiki at an interesting time, to say the least. Here’s his game plan for the brand and his advice for agents.

There is no word yet on whether Russell Coight will be leading these new adventures, but we’ve got our fingers and toes crossed.

Run out of podcasts investigating your fave serial killers? Contiki has got you covered.

There’s a strong case for… sorry, we got distracted by something on Instagram. What were we saying?

In other news, we’re calling for all local baristas to audition for an office coffee station we’re currently campaigning for. We’ll pay you in hugs and caffeine-fueled rants.

Youth travel has come a long way from dingy hostels and shoestring budgets with many millennials now opting for luxe and experiential travel.

Yep, another boring bucket list. Why can’t the youth of today get more creative?

Intention to travel within Australia or New Zealand is high amongst the 18-35 year market, a new study has revealed.

Bookings of festival trips are expected to rise up to 20% this year, says youth operator Topdeck.

With more young Australians turning to videos for inspiration on their trips, Topdeck Travel is seeking to tap into the trend with a new web series.