Tourism New Zealand has suffered some very unfortunate timing with the launch of its new tourism campaign directed at Aussies.

A conservative think tank has delivered the first blows in its legal stoush against the Commonwealth’s controversial international travel ban.

This Aussie agency network appears to be doing something right, with its membership base full of happy campers.

Let this video serve as a gentle reminder that while travel may be limited, unruly passengers are still out there wreaking havoc.

Yes, the Italian National Tourist Board has turned itself into a radio station. However, don’t expect Alan Jones to come out of retirement to play host.

Finally, some border-based news that doesn’t involve COVID-19. Remind us to send a thank you card to the grumpy farmer.

Qantas and Jetstar staff are no doubt breathing a sigh of relief after facing the prospect of having to move interstate and – god forbid – barrack for another footy team.

Australia’s fave power couple are back to spruik the country’s tourism offerings in a big, big way.

IHG has had a very busy week, announcing a $32 million refurb, a new build and the Australian debut of one of its iconic brands.

These two agents took their business from 90 per cent international bookings to 95 per cent domestic, while still paying their bills and keeping food on the table (and we’re not just talking canned beans).

Much like Travel Weekly’s monthly wine budget, P&O’s pause in operations has been extended once again due to the global pandemic.

We love hearing about sustainable initiatives like this at Travel Weekly. It’s also reminded us to empty our office compost bin.