Visit Britain appoints Patricia Yates as interim CEO as Sally Balcombe steps down
Travel Weekly had a chat with Yates to uncover her plans for the UK's destination marketing agency and find out the secr...
Travel Weekly had a chat with Yates to uncover her plans for the UK's destination marketing agency and find out the secr...
Australia's destination marketing gurus are introducing a duel-naming approach, to incorporate 60,000+ years of Indigeno...
South African Tourism is encouraging Aussie travellers to beat their bucket lists before they beat them, which sounds eq...
Two senior names in the tourism marketing space have joined forces to launch a new purpose-led player, and you can proba...
The rural NSW town's delightful 'Get Chris to Cowra' campaign appears to have paid off, with the Hollywood hunk planning...
Did you perhaps take an ecstasy tablet in your misspent youth? Travel Weekly warns this ad could bring it back on 15 yea...
The Getaway host and “Australia’s Most Travelled Woman” was front and centre at Travel DAZE yesterday sharing many...
The tourism marketing agency has bounced out of the long weekend and into the working week with a couple of big announce...
As international borders remain closed tight and snap, statewide lockdowns once again rear their ugly head, destination ...
Tourism New Zealand has suffered some very unfortunate timing with the launch of its new tourism campaign directed at Au...
Federer confirms he can’t act and De Niro confirms he’ll take any job on offer in this unexpectedly wonderful touris...
The state's tourism marketing body wants mainlanders to lose their inhibitions and get a little bit weird as the mercury...
Dan Tehan has loosened the government’s purse strings in the hope it will stimulate a much-needed domestic tourism rec...
It turns out Tourism Australia chose well for the celeb faces of its relaunched 'Holiday Here This Year' campaign.
The destination’s government ministers appear to have rocks in their heads, judging by this ridiculous plan.
Travel data co-op ADARA is doing some pretty nifty things involving "the cloud". Though Travel Weekly understands this l...