The Ministry of Home Affairs (MoHA) has introduced a new guideline allowing Nepali citizens to travel abroad on a visit visa under their own responsibility through a self-declaration process.According ...

Australia has not hosted a visit from a U.S. President since Barack Obama attended the G20 Leader's Summit in Brisbane in ...

Novak Djokovic has acknowledged that his Australian travel declaration form contained incorrect information, as the government nears a decision on whether to deport the Serbian tennis star, who is not ...

With explorers heading out to see our country via road, sea, or shacking up with some furry friends, Australian Tourism Industry Council CEO Erin McLeod said the variety was testament to Aussies’ ...

On a beautiful day in August, Qantas’ team of sommeliers is barely making it outside. In Sydney, the Australian airline’s headquarters has the faint smell of a winery seeping through corridors where ...

Japan is set to introduce a digital travel authorisation system for foreign visitors from over 70 countries, including Australians. Named JESTA (Japan Electronic System for Travel Authorisation), it ...

Brisbane Airport CEO Gert-Jan de Graaff has flagged Australian incoming passenger systems are too “cumbersome” to meet the demands of an expected 52 million passengers expected annually through their ...

In jubilant scenes, Israeli hostages had tearful and emotional reunions with their loved ones after two years in captivity. Mr Trump has departed Egypt after his whirlwind tour, which included a ...

Intrepid Travel’s newly released climate action plan will now allocate the $2m currently spent on carbon offsets towards more “practical, immediate emissions reductions”. They include switching from ...

Set against the breathtaking beauty of Intercontinental Hayman Great Barrier Reef Resort, this year’s Savenio Symposium was a celebration of growth, resilience and the thriving spirit of the Savenio ...

The benchmark ASX 200 index was down 51.80 points, or 0.58 per cent, to 8906.50 at the start of trading. About $15bn was shed. Eight of the 11 sectors were in the red, led by heavy losses in tech and ...