Tourists flock to Uluru to beat climbing ban
With camping venues at capacity, tourists were veering off-track, with potentially long-lasting damage, tourism managers and locals say.
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Yan Zhuang
Yan is a reporter for The Age.
New cruise ships flock to Australia, but Sydney has a problem
The astronomic growth of the Australian cruise industry may be slowing down.
US cities draw a record number of tourists
The effect of the Trump administration on US tourism has been the subject of much speculation, with dire warnings of "major storm clouds" by the US Travel Association, and reports of decreasing positive sentiment towards the US.
New seats unveiled for Australia-South America flights
South American carrier LATAM Airlines has unveiled new business seats that will be rolled out on its Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
Brand revealed for new $50 million hotel in South Melbourne
The planned $50 million dollar property is part of a hotel boom in Melbourne right now.
Seventeen long-haul flights to Australia will miss Christmas Day entirely
Passengers travelling on board 17 flights on six airlines from North America to Australia will miss Christmas Day.
Revealed: The cheapest time to fly over the Christmas break
Those who don't mind flying at the last minute this Christmas will snag the cheapest flights, according to data from airfare booking sites.
MONA unveils plan for $400 million hotel, ditches controversial name
Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) has unveiled a revised plan for a $400 million, five-star hotel.
Air New Zealand's longest ever non-stop flight takes off
Air New Zealand has launched a new route into the US, its longest non-stop flight yet.
Qantas cracks down on carry-on bags as passengers abuse limits
Qantas will start weighing cabin baggage on its busiest domestic routes.