Yuwaalaraay designer Lucy Simpson’s oyster installations with accompanying soundscapes are planned for prime locations along Sydney Harbour. This installation is part of a 9km foreshore walk highlighting historically significant Aboriginal sites, people, and stories. Guided by its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Panel, the City of Sydney continues a series of conversations with local […]

Four Seasons Hotel Osaka, featuring the city’s first contemporary ryokan experience on its own dedicated floor, is a welcome luxury addition to high-end accommodation in this dynamic and popular destination. “With each new hotel opening, we strive to create new and exciting experiences grounded in our genuine care and personalised service, while embracing the unique […]

Silversea launches its ‘Save. Indulge. Explore’ promotion, providing savings of AU$5,000 per suite on door-to-door and port-to-port all-inclusive fares, with a reduced deposit of just 15 per cent. The promotion is applicable to new bookings made between 1 August to 31 October 2024, on over 500 voyages until 2026. It is also combinable with Silversea’s […]

Tour Guides Australia has reviewed its three-year strategic vision at a workshop in Cairns to better support its members and the visitor economy. The Management Committee identified critical priorities for providing professional development and benefits to its members at the two-day planning meeting that finished today. “Tour Guides Australia reaffirmed its focus on assisting new […]

Whether you love data or not you'll get something from reading this insightful piece.

The sun has set on Uluru and Quest Conference 2024, with the major Award of National Franchise of the Year going to two highly deserving businesses against the stunning backdrop of the Australian outback. Quest’s National Franchise of the Year joint winners are Quest Collingwood (Ben Burns, Kane Robertson, Roberto Salicio & Stephanie Robertson) and […]

If you're longing for the weekend, spare a thought for the Rex staff who are ending the week without a job.

I mean a museum dedicated to Frida Kahlo could hardly be painted magnolia, could it?

Here at Travel Weekly we don't think we can ever get bored of seeing images of cruise ships in the Arctic.

For anyone confused, we would like to clarify that Bob Marley was not born 15km south of Melbourne.

We like that fact that Journey Beyond took the time to get new headshots with the same background. Top effort people.

The new H2O bar will hydrate parents at the cost of the thirsty kids who once sweated through laser tag.

Cue Christina Aguilera's - "You are beautiful in every single way". This is the level of destination love we like.

The naming conventions could be a bit more alluring for these vessels, especially when you need to skite on Facebook.

This is not meant to make you feel guilty as you decide on whether you will have that extra pancake from the buffet?

We're beginning to think that wild animals might not actually enjoy having selfies with us. We're hurt.

Eat good food and drink fine wine, and that's what they call work. Meanwhile, the microwave beckons for us.

Basically tourism to Barcelona so high that its latest tourism campaign isn't even asking people to visit.

Anything that can enhance our booking experience is welcome, as long as we don't have to do it.

Gympie’s Mary Rattler welcomed 28,137 passengers for the 2023-24 financial year, a record figure for its fifth year of operation and well ahead of the 10-year projection forecast in 2016. Rattler Railway Company chair, Ian McNicol, said the Rattler’s ability to draw intrastate, interstate, and international travellers to the Gympie region will be crucial for […]

Constantly damp, wet and mouldy. The only difference between our home at present and the Daintree is the temperature.

We are sure the residents of Aberdeen, Kalundborg and Odda will be quivering in anticipation of their arrival.

While not the same scale as this bailout, we doubt Albo's digging at the back of the couch for some spare coin for Rex.

Indonesian online travel agency, tiket.com, has expanded its partnership with Amadeus ensuring that the company’s travel technology stack is well prepared for the competitive landscape of travel in Southeast Asia and beyond. Amadeus and tiket.com will work together to combine enhanced air distribution content – including NDC content – with leading technology capabilities. The long-term […]

Meetups outside of the office are acceptable for work-from-home staff. Though maybe not wearing the uggs.

Tourist shocked as global event means they are unable to cross the road to reach the Irish pub.

A direct flight that takes us directly to the Maldives is a direct flight we like.

We welcome this man's endeavours to change the way we eat? The Healthy Harold mascot on the other hand...

Plenty of prizewinners at this event last night. Hopefully no one went off the rails. Toot, toot.

It is undoubtedly a very difficult time for the much-loved tourist destination.

Two ships turned back last season caused a whole lot of concern for cruise companies. Let's hope they come back.

With cocktails under the stars at Uluru, we are sure this is one conference that delegates are unlikely to forget.

You've all heard about committees. But at least with this one, you know there's going to be a decent meeting space.

If this is what they are doing for their 26th birthday, we are hoping we live to see their 100th birthday.

As long as you dog is not named Rex, we think this will be ok.

What's the difference between a lifestyle hotel and a non-lifestyle hotel? That is the question.