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Qantas hikes fares, cuts flights as fuel costs soar

Qantas has increased fares, cut flights and made changes to its international network to mitigate the impact of the Middle East conflict. In an update issued to the ASX,

Eleven pontoons ‘unlocked’ for new river experiences

Eleven pontoons and jetties on the Brisbane River have been “unlocked” to create new river experiences. This could include dining, water sports, wellness experiences

Over 100 cruise ships dock in Brisbane in bumper season

More than 100 cruise ships have docked in Brisbane so far in 2025-26 and the number is expected to reach 139 by the end of the cruise season. Brisbane International

Global demand for air travel to double by 2050

Global demand for air travel is expected to double by 2050, new modelling released this week shows. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) said, under a

Start on marina to boost Brisbane River tourism

Boutique cruises, eco-tourism, adventure sports, and private water taxis will soon be part of the regular activity on the Brisbane River with construction commencing on

Sneak peak inside Mooloolaba’s first hotel in 40 years

The Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel is the first full-service internationally-branded hotel to open on the Sunshine Coast in four decades. Owned and operated by

Caution urged on cancelling Middle East flights

By Natasha Heap Travellers are being advised not to cancel their tickets for flights through the Middle East and check with their airlines, as airspace remains closed

Tourism operators facing a crippling insurance crisis

The viability of many Queensland tourism operators and regional events is at risk from crippling increases in insurance premiums over the last five years. Queensland

Lee Kernaghan to perform in outback tourism campaign

Country music star Lee Kernaghan will kick up some red dust in outback Queensland as part of a government bid to boost tourism and support communities impacted by the

Older influencers are the new go-to travel gurus

Older social media influencers are increasingly driving tourism behaviour through their “authenticity, wisdom and relatability”. A study by The University of

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