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Travel companies have been quick to jump on the wellness bandwagon, encouraging travellers to switch off  in a world where digital technologies have made doing so nearly impossible.

Qantas chef Neil Perry says the airline is hoping to launch some artificial meat meals by the end of the year, starting with trials in the Qantas lounges before expanding to flights.

Regional Express is calling for ACCC to reopen an investigation into allegations Qantas acted "anti-competitively", claims which the embattled airline has called "absurd".

It's an outbreak threat that has border security and the livestock industry on high alert, but farming groups are in support of the government's decision to leave borders with Indonesia open.

It's a $23 billion industry but 80% of caravan owners say they're having big problems, according to a new report from the consumer watchdog.

The Flying Kangaroo slipped from fourth to sixth place in the latest annual scorecard from AirlineRatings.com.

Qantas isn't the only airline making headlines for all the wrong reasons at present. National airlines like British Airways and Air Canada are public enemy number one in their respective countries too.

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce's Sydney home was egged and strewn with toilet paper on Monday night as the daily traveller chaos continues for the national airline.

With borders open customers want to use loyalty points on flights, so the airlines have made it almost impossible to redeem them for business or first class seats, says Adam Schwab.

This week, SmartCompany readers shared their Qantas heartbreaks and horror stories, from lost luggage to flight cancellations, and more.

Travel agents "may as well start packing up their desk now" as Qantas prepares to slash the multimillion-dollar industry commission from 5% down to 1%.

Writer and commentator Phillip Adams has demanded the boss of Qantas remove the national airline's tagline from all branding immediately, as multiple crises engulf the company.