A Victorian agent has got her comeuppance in the form of jail time for stealing a stack of money in client refunds.

There is finally some light at the end of what is a very long tunnel that Victorians are still making their way through.

NZ’s national carrier is doing what it can to help get Aussies home, and vice versa for Kiwis, while the trans-Tasman travel pause continues.

The NT has emerged from the pack of local tourism bodies with its own vax campaign to the tune of $5 million.

Travel Weekly apologises to Robert McVicker for any hurt, distress and embarrassment the article may have caused him and his family.

Have you been freaking out about potentially being relegated in the Velocity status stakes? Well, you can breathe easy now.

Meanwhile, considering the current state of play, the only thing Travel Weekly staff are aspiring to be by 2050 is alive and kicking.

This flight attendant’s happy dance has been melting hearts across the internet. The fact that she’s also an influencer probably helped, too.

ScoMo and his team of ministers are hurriedly trying to make sure everything’s tickety-boo by the time our international borders reopen.

If getting vaxxed is our ticket to travelling again, we at Travel Weekly gladly roll up our sleeves. Even if Bill Gates has popped a microchip in the doses (he hasn’t).

Looks like Air Canada will beat Qantas by one day in resuming its Sydney-Vancouver service. We can hear Alan Joyce sighing from here.

Fancy a month’s worth of free accommodation across Australia, NZ and the Pacific to enjoy once it is safe to do so? Well, you’ll need both jabs to be in with a chance.