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Caribbean: five of the best dive sites

With so many islands to choose from and a wide mix of marine life and underwater topography to explore, the Caribbean is a big draw for divers. Chris Coplans reports...more >

Thailand: destination update from Thai Travel Mart

The UK market to Thailand is gaining strength - and almost 40 new hotels are due to open by the end of 2008. Emily Bamber reports from Thai Travel Mart...more >

Australia: five of the best escorted tours

Francesca Freeman picks some of the best escorted tours of Australia, from hiking in Tasmania to adventure in the Red Centre...more >

Australia: Queensland sights, attractions and hotels

For coastal thrills, koala cuddling and a climate to die for, head to Queensland, Australia. Janine Kelso brings you the highlights...more >

Maureen: lucky pants and locked loos at the Southwest and Wales Ball

Our travel agent columnist parties with the winners at Travel Weekly's regional dinner and awards - but Sarah Jane Barnet of Travel 2/4 isn't so lucky......more >

Call centre wait times: Travel Weekly tests the big tour operators

Few things are more frustrating than being kept on hold by tour operators. Chloe Berman and Francesca Freeman set out to uncover the worst call centres and get some answers...more >

Video: agents dress up for Travel Weekly's Southwest and Wales awards

Travel Weekly hosted the top agents in the region at the Southwest and Wales Agent Excellence Awards. Our team pick the best outfits and chat to the winners...more >

Thailand: five of the best new hotels

Emily Bamber showcases new hotels in Far East favourite Thailand, from family resorts to eco-friendly luxury...more >

Fashion hotels: designer properties by Versace, Diesel and more

Chloe Berman checks out designer-brand hotels by Christian Lacroix, Philip Treacy, Bulgari, Versace and Diesel...more >

Treacy, Bulgari and Lacroix's designer hotels: photo gallery

Photos from Philip Treacy's G Hotel in Galway; the Bulgari Hotel in Milan; and Christian Lacroix's Hotel du Petit Moulin in Paris...more >

France: camping holidays to beat the credit crunch

With many UK holidaymakers watching the pennies, Jane Archer checks out four regions of France that are great for cheap camping breaks...more >

France: postcard from La Pointe St Gilles campsite, Benodet

As part of a feature on camping breaks in France, Jane Archer writes about a recent stay at a Keycamp site in Benodet, southwest Brittany...more >

Interview: Kerry Golds, Western and Oriental

Western and Oriental's director of tour operations talks about its acquisition strategy and how it is vital to get the right agents behind you...more >

Can Australia and New Zealand sales defy the credit crunch?

Exclusive research by Travel 2 suggests there is still demand for Australia and New Zealand. Edward Robertson reports...more >

Carnival Splendor: ship reviews from our Cruise Club travel agents

Travel Weekly Cruise Club travel agents review new ship Carnival Splendor after a three-day mini-cruise to Amsterdam...more >

Maureen: a passport to confusion, and a happy ending in Italy

You can't fly on an out-of-date passport. Or can you? Staff at Gatwick didn't make things any clearer for our travel agent columnist colleagues......more >

Mystery shopper: travel agents in Wigan, Lancashire

Mystery Shopper asks agents in Wigan for a short break for two in Toronto...more >

Video: Marco Polo cruise ship review by Jane Archer

Cruise expert Jane Archer reviews the popular ship Marco Polo, now operating out of London Cruise Terminal in Tilbury under Transocean...more >

Canada: city breaks and wilderness in Quebec

The Canadian province of Quebec offers exciting cities, history and wilderness. Paul Blaney recommends some activities and hotels...more >

Maureen: an Anglo-Scots lunch - hold the haggis, please

Our travel agent columnist catches up with a Scottish friend, explains why couples should always plan a trip together, and hears about weddings in space...more >

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