If you’re missing the bubbling social circuit of travel industry events, we have some good news for you!

Today’s Road & Rail Wrap could be likened to a pikelet or a Smartie, in that it’s short and sweet.

Well, the good news is this week’s Road & Rail Wrap is bound to leave you excited and keen to make a rail sale. The bad news? It’s still Thursday. 

An iconic Aussie road nabbed second spot on the list! Can you guess which one?

We’re serving up this week’s Road & Rail Wrap with a spoonful of humour, thankfully sans any dad jokes.

On a more positive note, the ASX-listed company posted record revenue for the first half of FY20.

Yes, it’s our weekly dose of news covering all things on the railway tracks and on the road. We’ve even gone off-road for this wrap!

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Ongoing anti-pipeline protests in Canada have massively disrupted passenger train services across the country, with more than 83,000 Via Rail passengers effected so far.

This week’s Road & Rail Wrap has been de-railed, meaning there’s next to no news about trains. We assume most of the conductors are fast asleep.

A Travel Weekly journalist was seen cowering in the corner after being asked to write this wrap, citing four train cancellations in a row as the reason for her distress.