Australians are gearing up for a busy Christmas and New Year travel period, with new booking data from Webjet.

The cash-rich online travel agent’s board is letting the private equity firm take a look under the hood, kicking off a tug-of-war with Helloworld.

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Webjet Limited (ASX:WEB), which is in the online retail business, and is based in Australia, saw a significant share price rise of over 20% in the past couple of months on the ASX. With many analysts ...

Webjet Group Limited ( ($AU:WJL) ) just unveiled an announcement. Helloworld Travel Limited has received clearance from the Australian Competition ...

Two companies have lobbed takeover bids for Webjet, but analysts believe yet another could enter the bidding war. The post How high could the bidding war for Webjet go? appeared first on The Motley ...

Webjet has really transformed its business over the past few years through a couple of sizable acquisitions. The Australian consumer market is proving pretty tough, so pursuing a strategy of global ...

Webjet Group Limited, listed on the ASX under the ticker WJL, announced the cancellation of a general meeting initially scheduled for November 21, 2025. This decision follows the withdrawal of a ...

Webjet, the leading online travel agent for Australia and New Zealand, will be “offering” a new way for ambitious travellers to reach their destination – skydiving seats. Webjet is announcing the new ...

Flight cancellations and travel credit complaints have sparked online travel agent Webjet to double service staff temporarily, but customer gripes remain rampant about a lack of communication.