The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) has announced the appointment of Danielle Russom as vice chair while Jamie Pherous replaced Laura Ruffles as director. The changes follow Laura Ruffles’ resignation from the Board. Laura joined the Board as an alternate director in December 2015, before becoming a full director in July 2019. During her time […]

In travel, the issues around gender equality are complex. Whilst there are plenty of women who work in travel, the demographic of the industry is not always reflected at the top where men still hold a disproportionate number of roles. In this interview with Travel Weekly, Inside Travel Group’s national sales manager Amanda Highfield speaks […]

Travel agents are in for a treat as Club Med announces its highly anticipated Endless Summer Sale 2025, offering up to 30 per cent off on luxurious, all-inclusive holidays for next year’s summer season. The sale runs from 17 October to 2 December 2024 and promises unbeatable savings across a selection of Club Med’s sun-kissed […]

If your clients don't mind moving at a slower pace, this is big news. Not so great for those that can't sit still!

Small ship, large barely inhabited continent ticks a few boxes for Aussie cruise lovers.

Movenpick Hotels and Resorts has announced the launch of its 2024 Kilo of Kindness campaign, inviting guests and local communities to contribute food items, clothing, and educational supplies. They have been anchored in the spirit of generosity, and this year, more than 75 hotels and resorts across 30 countries will come together to support their […]

As far as famils go, Tourism WA hit it out of the park with showcasing the state to the world.

"Tahiti, looks nice", "Simon, Tahiti", are two phrases that have passed into in the annals of advertising folklore!

It's no scoop that the front end has fine dining options, so if you've never tasted strawberry gum, now's the time.

There were actually some legit breakers at the first and last appearance of this 'sport' at the Olympics.

If you’ve been sitting on the fence about entering this year’s Women in Travel Awards, then now is your time to make the leap. The Women in Travel Awards highlights the incredible work of women within the travel industry and is open to female-identifying talent across all levels of their careers. It takes just 10 […]

From ballet to the opera or perusing amazing art galleries, you might come from tour back with an expensive taste.

With 20 per cent more overhead locker space, does that mean people will try to stuff even more into their carry-on?

We can concur that sticking to a wellness regime whilst travelling is no easy feat.

Expedition cruising is this week's subject, but we are ready to indulge in Luxe which is next week!

A decade on, green shoots are showing, but lack of consistency across agencies is still a nightlife killer.

18 months after opening, Dorsett has already begun picking up awards. Pretty good going if you ask us!

While there's a history of headhunting, ceremonial skulls and war zones, we prefer languid afternoons by the beach.

The splendor of Austria is celebrated in music, history, scenery and sport, from the lakes to its mountain tops.

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We know there's no better way to kick your week off than seeing your headshot in a news story. You're welcome Peri!

If you've got a fear of big stuffed animals, this could be a great chance for exposure therapy!

With a hotel that looks like this you'll be forgiven for not leaving your bedroom.

Three days will never be enough time in San Fran, but with the help of Infinity Holidays, you can give it a good nudge.

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Let's face it - if you're going to France, you just have to enjoy all of the food and drink on offer.

Royal Caribbean: Building the biggest ships in the world one day, buying islands the next.

$100m is a lot of pricey Rick Stein fish, chips and mushy peas. As long as someone else pays...

In the same way people say take love over money, Kara's saying take your happiness over money. We're happiest with both!

We're not sure of the nutritional value of this seafood feast as a pre-race meal, but we do know it would be delicious!

We are almost certain there will be an increase in local kangaroo boerewors production given the numbers coming in.

Perth was a blast, but sadly we had to catch the red-eye back his morning to launch this newsletter.

You'd want to make sure you didn't get seasick before you boarded this little sea jaunt.

Just in time for a spooky end to the month. That's Halloween for anyone not reading between the lines!

Daylight savings or not, these expedition cruises are coming back with vengeance.

There's a lot of luxury talk going on at the moment, but this list is your one stop shop!

If there's any name we're going to listen to on this topic, it is Irwin!

Indigenous tourism is projected to contribute US$67 billion ($AU100 billion) to the global economy by 2034, a landmark World Travel & Tourism Council has found. This economic boom is fuelled by increasing demand for authentic cultural experiences, in countries such as Australia, Canada and the United States, among others. The report showcases the sector’s role […]