The US is famed for its tight border control and strict security systems, but now things could get easier for a select group of Aussies. The US has recently opened applications to its “US Trusted Traveller Program” – a fast-track service that allows select Australians to fast-track security and custom lines at US airports. Accepted […]

Can you choose to introduce our own private club and rooms of which we are the only member? Guests allowed.

At the Visit California tourism event held in Sydney this week, there was just one message that the Californian tourism industry had for Aussies: We are open for business. The news over the past fortnight has been dominated by images of Los Angeles up in flames – in one instance an AI-doctored image even showed […]

There is no need to choose to favourite your restaurant onboard, choose them all!

Let's hope phrases such as 'greater transparency and accountability' actually mean something.

Real-time travel information. Myth or reality. Discuss? Sounds like one of our uni papers.

CINZIA BURNES offers her predictions for the year ahead. This interview is part of Travel Weekly‘s series in which we interview travel trade industry leaders. Executive director of Helloworld and our reigning winner of the Travel Weekly Women in Travel Power List Cinzia Burnes isn’t known for mincing her words, and when it comes to […]

While 12km a day looks achievable, when it comes to 25km, we might travel to the next stop with the luggage.

We hope there is plenty of room in the overhead for declared biltong and koeksisters when you have your next braai.

You'll need to pack your thermals for this one. Is Greenland the icy one and is Iceland the green one? We forget.

25 million meals, that's a lot of breadrolls and would you like the chicken or the beef with that?

We've long been fans of the west and it's news like this that has us thinking about another trip.

There will be more than gold stars on the yearly report of the accountant who can get them out of this mess.

Incredible that protocols like this haven't been in place for years, but we are now moving in the right direction.

We'll be checking the experience out with our own eyes tomorrow, stay tuned for the video review!

With the amount of money being spent, we're expecting a seamless experience when lining up in the Paris heat.

Despite its size and scale, there are always pockets of serenity and enjoyable downtime to be had on Anthem.

Plenty of agent incentives to kick off the year, but this 12-day jaunt might just take the glass of sparkling.

Yes all will be fine, and enjoy the serenity, that is until your fur baby hears the words 'Possum!' or 'Lizard!'.

There are some heavy hitters in this roll-call of travel professionals. Let's see what they can do for the state.

What came first, the chicken or the egg? Or in this case, Qantas' 72 hour flash sale or more VA's Frequent Flyer seats.

There's nothing we love more than a 72-hour flash sale, apart from maybe a 96-hour sale, but let's not be picky,

Put a ring on it, goes the lyric, just like a lemur's tail at Brett's honeymoon destination of Madagascar.

We are pretty sure this cruise will not include the presence of the new US president.

We are 100 per cent sure Wendy Wu would have checked out these river cruise and tour itineraries herself.

You just need to choose nine of your closest friends to book this one out. Oh, and the better half! Make that eight.

It was a big hill to climb but going from almost zero during the pandemic to 1M is a huge accomplishment.

Young staff need to be protected, but trawling their social media profiles smells of shaming to us.

We expect Tina Turner songs like What's Love Got To Do With It, not the Beyond Thunderdome version of Tina.

Worried that you'll be bored eating the same thing on a 100 plus-day cruise? Not with Holland America you won't!

And clients can use these added extras by combining them with them with loyalty schemes. Bonus!

We've said it before and we've said it again, we'll never get bored of happy 'resume' service stories

Visitors should expect to come back with a brain full of food knowledge, as well as a belly full of produce.

Just what Sydneysiders need to escape the run of bad weather and Melburnians to escape the tennis.

With record numbers last year, read all about what Joel is planning for a bumper cruise year in 2025.

We don't know who a lot of these people are, but this sounds like a pretty creative idea!