Travel Weekly (Australia)

Travel Weekly, along with its affiliated brands, is a leading source of information for the travel sector. It plays a vital role in keeping travel agents informed and educated while also offering advertisers a way to reach this important audience. As the main publication of the brand, Travel Weekly holds the title of Australia’s most read travel magazine, as confirmed by an independent Nielsen survey. Readers rely on Travel Weekly for exceptional destination insights, vacation inspiration, detailed analysis of the travel industry, and the newest updates. In essence, Travel Weekly is the go-to resource for everything related to travel.

National, Trade/B2B

English

Magazine

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Global

#336454

Australia

#16118

Travel and Tourism/Travel and Tourism

#239

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Qatar Airways launches FIFA World Cup 2026 travel packages

21 hours ago | travelweekly.com.au | Jose Antonio |José Antonio

Qatar Airways, the official airline partner of FIFA, has announced new travel packages for the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Canada, Mexico and the United States. The tournament hosts 48 teams, all competing during the biggest World Cup ever with over 104 planned matches across three countries and 16 host cities.
VIVA Holidays and Helloworld Travel launch new Southeast Asia destinations

21 hours ago | travelweekly.com.au | Jose Antonio |José Antonio

VIVA Holidays, together with Helloworld Travel, have debuted brand new destinations in Southeast Asia with Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, along with a dedicated brochure. “To meet the increasing demand from our agent networks, we are pleased to deliver a brand-new product range for Southeast Asia, featuring Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos,” Helloworld Travel COO and executive director, Cinzia Burnes, said.
Dubai ushers in a new era of hospitality with 5 fresh hotels

21 hours ago | travelweekly.com.au | Jose Antonio |José Antonio

Dubai’s tourism has continued to thrive as the city unveils five new hotels for 2025, each offering a blend of luxury, innovation, and unforgettable experience. On the eve of Arabian Travel Market (ATM), taking place from 28 April to 1 May, at the Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai’s newest hotel openings offer experiences that reflect the city’s continued evolution as a leading global tourism hub.
Cruise leaders and government discuss New Zealand direction

22 hours ago | travelweekly.com.au | Jose Antonio |José Antonio

Cruise leaders and industry stakeholders joined New Zealand Tourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston for an on-board discussion on the direction of New Zealand’s cruise industry. As the summer cruise season draws to a close, the Minister was welcomed aboard Celebrity Cruises’ Celebrity Edge, part of Royal Caribbean Group’s fleet, during the ship’s latest visit to Auckland.
Queen Elizabeth 2 invites travellers on an extraordinary journey

1 day ago | travelweekly.com.au | Jose Antonio |José Antonio

Queen Elizabeth 2 invites travellers on an extraordinary journey through time with its hugely popular QE2 Heritage Tours. Designed for history enthusiasts, students, tourists, and maritime lovers, the tours offer a captivating experience that brings to life over half a century of maritime legacy, royal connections, and star-studded voyages. Once the crown jewel of oceans, the QE2 now stands proudly anchored in Dubai, offering a rare glimpse into the golden era of transatlantic travel.
American Cruise Lines offers savings on journeys across the USA

1 day ago | travelweekly.com.au | Jose Antonio |José Antonio

American Cruise Lines has offered up to US$2,000 (around AU$3,140) savings per couple on dozens of sailings across the USA when booked by 15 May 2025. Available through Australian small ship cruise specialist, Cruise Traveller, the savings include cruises on the iconic Mississippi River and also upstate New York State’s Hudson River which showcases some of the most spectacular autumn colours in the world.
Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines align airport operations at LAX

1 day ago | travelweekly.com.au | Jose Antonio |José Antonio

Hawaiian Airlines has moved check-in operations to Terminal 6 at Los Angeles International Airport, co-locating with Alaska Airlines to offer guests quicker access between gates, counters and baggage claim. Alaska Airlines officially acquired Hawaiian Airlines in September last year. Hawaiian Airlines launched operations at Terminal 8 at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport as part of a months-long transition from Terminal 4.
Mandarin Oriental announces renovations of both founding hotels in Hong Kong and Bangkok

1 day ago | travelweekly.com.au | Jose Antonio |José Antonio

Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced a significant and simultaneous renovation of both the group’s founding properties in Hong Kong and Bangkok. The multi-million investments reinforce Mandarin Oriental’s recently unveiled brand-led growth strategy, under the leadership of group chief executive, Laurent Kleitman, to elevate the brand by delivering exceptional, sustainably driven, guest-centric experiences while accelerating the brand’s global expansion.
Starhotels acquires the Hermitage Hotel and Resort in Forte dei Marmi, Italy

1 day ago | travelweekly.com.au | Jose Antonio |José Antonio

Starhotels has announced the acquisition of the Hermitage Hotel & Resort, an elegant eco-friendly family resort nestled within an acre of parkland and surrounded by pine forests with views of the Alpi Apuane.
Global Hotel Alliance announces growth of its Green Collection

1 day ago | travelweekly.com.au | Jose Antonio |José Antonio

UAE-based Global Hotel Alliance has announced the significant growth of its Green Collection with an expansion of 150 per cent, growing from 189 to 472 hotels, resorts, and palaces.